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Early April: Time for a New Timetable
Posted by Michael in Criminology on April 5, 2018
I hope everyone had a nice Easter holiday, if indeed, you were fortunate enough to have one. For this blogger, they'll be no holidays until the dissertation is terminated. Sorry, submitted! One criminology academic once told me that Easter and the beginning of April is either liberation or panic. Liberation in the sense that […]
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Mixed Feelings
Posted by Michael in Criminology on December 22, 2017
Every year since I became a university student, I've had mixed feelings about the Xmas break. On the one hand, there are lots of things I love about Christmas: catching up with family and friends, most people in a better mood than usual, good food, presents, lots of football! Yet on […]
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Top 3 Studying Tips for UOL Criminology Students
Posted by Michael in Criminology on September 29, 2017
As students prepare for the start of a new academic year, I thought it would be helpful to share my three top studying tips from my two years at university. As the title suggests, this blog is geared towards criminology students here at the University of Leicester. That's not to say students […]
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"It's Going To Be Okay": Enjoying Third Year
Posted by Frances in Criminology on January 5, 2017
Years before I was even thinking of applying to university, I frequently heard the phrase: "You don't know real work until you've been to university." Without focusing on the obvious problems with this phrase, I spent a large portion of my life quite bothered by this phrase, as I experienced a huge amount of […]
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Climbing the Academic Tree of Criminology
Posted by David in Criminology on September 20, 2016
This week I am faced with a new challenge within the academic study of criminology and security studies. I am having a preliminary interview with the objective of starting a PhD. I remember being petrified when I first started my undergraduate studies. The questions arose: will I cope? Am I clever enough? What if my […]
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Leicester Love
Posted by Frances in Criminology on June 17, 2016
Every exam season, Leicester Student Union have really had our backs to take the edge off the stress. Short organised events such as laser tag and puppy petting sessions are amazing alternatives to the odd Facebook or Netflix break and are the perfect way to drown your exam anxieties as a celebration after finishing an […]
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Perks of Criminology's Guilt-Free Breaks
Posted by Frances in Criminology on May 22, 2016
With exams and deadlines finally becoming a reality, this month at university has been the most stressful this term. But breaks are necessary to prevent meltdown! So, I've been occasionally treating myself to films, which I've tried to keep course related! Although breaks are just as good alone, I usually watch movies with my […]
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Leicester World Book Night
Posted by Frances in Criminology on April 25, 2016
Ever since GCSEs, these few months of essays and deadlines are always the most stressful, but last night my housemates and I took a break at a local gathering of free books and music. Held at the Donkey bar, it was an opportunity to explore more of Leicester's pub scene while browsing (free!) books and […]
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Midterms, Pop Quizzes and 'Mean Girls'
Posted by Frances in Criminology on October 30, 2015
Mid-September to November is midterms for American students! This year, just as my friends back home were settling into their first lectures, I was already taking my first midterm exam and have just emerged extremely tired but extremely excited for this weekend's Halloween events! It's nearing the end of October, but some of my friends […]
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January is near. This Means Exams. (And Refreshers!)
Posted by Thomas in Criminology on December 29, 2013
As Christmas has finished and 2013 is nearly over, it signifies the end of the first term and the beginning of an important period in the university calendar year. January sees the first exam period of the year, which sees students' busy working away either side of the New Year. As a BA Criminology student, […]
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Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej died at the Siriraj hospital in Bangkok, Thailand, Oct. 13, 2016. Credit Athit Perawongmetha, Reuters
By Patrick Winn
After all, at 88, King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand was clinging to life. His public appearances had grown extremely rare and, when he did speak, his voice was woefully faint. His death, apparently from organ failure, was hardly unexpected.
Yet Thais are nevertheless reeling, not only with grief but with angst.
Though this event has been discussed in whispers for years, open talk of the king's passing has been effectively criminalized — thus stifling any real public reckoning in advance of this long-dreaded day.
Thailand's king is exalted in a way that is highly unusual for a 21st-century monarch. His eminence derives from genuine public love. But it's also enforced by draconian laws. To criticize the monarchy in public — or even to offer remarks short of high praise — can bring on public shaming or, worse yet, prison time. That's the way many royalists like it.
Thai royalists will sometimes remark that foreigners can never truly fathom their love for the king. They have a point. Many Thais, from noodle vendors to millionaires, regard the king with a near-religious devotion. They tend to see even mild criticism as heresy.
In their eyes, Bhumibol is intertwined with the Thai identity and to lose him is to feel its essence dim. Teary-eyed crowds have swelled outside the riverside hospital where he died.
Bhumibol, born in Massachusetts while his father attended Harvard University, was the only king ever born on American soil. He ruled for 70 years. For decades, Thai children have been taught that their king is a paragon of virtue — an ideal father figure, draped in golden finery, that sits atop the pinnacle of Thai society.
Historically, Thai monarchs were treated as near-celestial beings. The current royal family is still honored by archaic traditions. For Thais, kneeling in the presence of royalty is mandatory. Royals must also be addressed in a grandiose dialect called "ratchasap," a special form of the Thai language. Many children learn it on the remote chance that they will someday speak with royalty — or just to comprehend televised news updates on the royal family.
Palace accounts of Bhumibol's abilities have also suggested near-supernatural talents in engineering, jazz and sailing. He is known as "the Lord upon our heads" and his subjects are said to be "beneath the dust on the sole of the royal foot." Campaigns promoting his grandeur are extremely well funded. In 2015, Thailand spent a whopping $485 million to "uphold, protect and preserve the monarchy from any offenses."
This budget ensures that the king's image is omnipresent in Thailand. His face appears on gold-framed portraits hung over streets and inside every government office. His visage also beams down from photos tacked up in shophouses and bedrooms across the country of 67 million.
When Bhumibol was born, in 1927, his nation was called Siam — a kingdom ruled from a royal palace. That ended in 1932 when a coup, plotted in part by military officers, ended the direct rule of kings.
Since then, Thailand has been largely controlled by the army, political parties betrothed to the army, or occasionally parties allowed to rule after winning elections. All the while, the king has served as head of state — a position that endures even as lesser political players rise and fall.
Thailand's current government is a military junta. Its generals, who seized power in 2014, extol the monarchy's greatness at every turn. Because the palace is so highly revered, those close to its orbit wield great social status thanks to their proximity. These elites, many of them military officers, hold tremendous sway over politics and business.
Despite the extravagant pomp that surrounds the palace, Bhumibol has also been depicted as a friend to commoners in the rice fields.
In fitter days, back in the 1960s, he was presented as the people's great problem solver. Clad in everyday clothing, he traveled from village to village, ordering the creation of wells, roads and clinics. Photos circulated by the palace depict grateful villagers kneeling at his feet. The US government, fearful of communists in neighboring states, egged on the king's charity work in hopes it would quell Marxist revolution.
Thanks to well-funded promotional campaigns, many Thais can imagine him either on a golden throne or with the poorest of the poor in a remote jungle clearing. Even today, the king's name graces thousands of royal development projects — from dams to cloud-seeding planes — aimed at the rural poor.
Scientifically measuring the Thai population's feelings on the monarchy is effectively impossible. Registering a sentiment other than reverence is dangerous, though it's clear that the majority of Thais genuinely adore the king. But even military generals admit that a minority of Thais have ill feelings toward the monarchy.
Most criticism dwells on palace connections to the army, which has repeatedly overthrown political parties elected by the masses. The internet has been a boon to these clandestine critics. They have been pursued by state-backed "cyber scouts" scouring the web for critical remarks.
In recent years, as the king's health worsened, enforcement of royalist anti-defamation laws has been set on a hair trigger. Thais have been locked up over mere innuendo or private Facebook chats deemed insufficiently reverent. The palace's magical aura has been increasingly challenged by the digital age.
But it will be even more difficult to sustain that aura once the king's heir apparent, Thailand's crown price, takes the throne.
The prince, named Vajiralongkorn, is 64. His formal title includes the honorific "Jao Fa," which means "lord of the skies." He's an avid pilot who spends much of his time abroad. He has been married multiple times: once to his first cousin, once to an actress and most recently to a third woman whom he divorced in 2014. He has children by all of his former wives.
How Vajiralongkorn will rule is uncertain. Like his father, he is protected by laws forbidding even meek criticism. But Vajiralongkorn will take the throne in an era marked by frenzied online chatter and digital forces that delight in goading entrenched institutions. Even if he chooses to imitate his father's style, there will be no way to replace the grandeur that surrounded Bhumibol, a king whose eminence was nurtured by the state for more than seven decades.
BBC News
Thousands of Thais have gathered at Bangkok's royal palace for late-night vigils to mourn King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died on Thursday.
His body was brought to the palace in a convoy as mourners lined the streets weeping. Millions watched live on TV.
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn has been named as successor, but has asked for a delay in the process. A regent has been appointed.
King Bhumibol was the world's longest-reigning monarch.
- Obituary: King Bhumibol
- What will the funeral be like?
- 'Gone, but not forgotten': Social media pays tribute
- How King Bhumibol shaped modern Thailand
- What do tourists need to know?
He had been ill for a long time and died on Thursday. Official mourning will last a year.
The cabinet declared Friday a government holiday, and flags are to fly at half-mast for the next 30 days.
People have been asked to wear black, and avoid "joyful events" during this period. Cinema screenings, concerts and sports events have been cancelled or postponed.
News websites have turned their pages black and white. All television channels in Thailand aired state media programmes including live coverage of the day's events.
The crown prince travelled in the convoy carrying the king's body to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in the Royal Palace.
"We no longer have him," AFP news agency quoted Phongsri Chompoonuch, 77, one of those who lined the streets for the procession, as saying.
"I don't know whether I can accept that. I fear, because I don't know what will come next."
After the convoy arrived at the temple, the crown prince conducted the bathing ceremony of the king's body, a traditional Thai Buddhist funeral rite.
Buddhist monks then said prayers over the king's remains. His body will be on display for people to pay their respects.
Thousands of people have now gathered at the palace complex.
It could be months before the late king's cremation.
King Bhumibol earned the devotion of Thais for his efforts to help the rural poor, including agricultural development projects and works of charity.
The monarch was also seen as a stabilising figure in a country often wracked by political turmoil.
Thailand remains under military rule following a coup in 2014.
The country has suffered from political violence and upheaval over the past decade, as well as a long-running Muslim separatist insurgency in the southern provinces which sees regular small-scale bomb attacks.
Though a constitutional monarch with limited official powers, many Thais looked to King Bhumibol to intervene in times of high tension. He was seen as a unifying and calming influence through numerous coups and 20 constitutions.
However, his critics argued he had endorsed military takeovers and at times had failed to speak out against human rights abuses.
Heir's challenge
The crown prince, who is 64, is much less well known to Thais and has not attained his father's widespread popularity. He spends much of his time overseas, often in Germany.
While Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has said the crown prince will ascend the throne next, there is uncertainty over when that will happen.
Mr Prayuth said the crown prince had asked for a delay in the succession as he wanted time to mourn with the nation.
Profile: Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn
Privy Council President Prem Tinsulanonda, a 96-year-old former prime minister, has been named regent in line with the constitution.
He remains as regent until the Thai assembly invites the heir to succeed to the throne, the military government has confirmed.
Strict lese-majeste laws protect the most senior members of Thailand's royal family from insult or threat. Public discussion of the succession can be punishable by lengthy jail terms.
Given the pivotal role the king has played in maintaining the balance of power in Thailand's volatile political environment, the succession will be a formidable challenge for the government, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.
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Three Gorillaz demos were played on the show. Download them in mp3 format below by clicking the following links:-
Electric Shock (Demo)
Broken (Demo)
Stylo (Demo)
Alternatively, you can listen to them on Youtube:-
Electric Shock (Demo)
Broken (Demo)
Stylo (Demo)
Finally, a new image of Murdoc was shown to the studio webcam during the performance:-
Transcript of the whole show, including tracklisting. Thanks to Orion70 for all the hard work!
Opening tracks:
"Aint it Grand to be Bloomin Well Dead" Leslie Sarony 1932
"I'm a Kind of Madman in the Street" – Bollywood track
Good evening it's Damon Albarn. I'm on Radio 1 which is quite a str@nge experience, I think my head-phones must be feeding back…. this is not a good start, but I'm not really a professional, so I have to warn you, anyone who wants professional radio, turn off now.
So that was a bit of Bollywood and a bit of music called I'm a kind of madman in the street" (?), and here now is a bit of brilliant, brilliant hip hop……. actually my best, best favorite bassline in the world by Dead Prez
"Hip Hop" – Dead Prez
Right ah, that was Dead Prez, gre@t. I want to introduce a super man now, he's here, I've known him since we first time we ever interviewed for the NME with Blur so he's an old old friend, and it's really nice to have him here to kind of help me through this painful experience.
It's a bit like being round your house this though cuz you've brought in a bunch of records you should tell us what we're going to be listening to cuz in the next couple of hours it's going to be a joyous mismash but you've got so much which you've brought in. what are we going to have?
K, well, we've kind of, I just trying to get a mixture of things that are sort of influencing me at the moment, and of things that kind of stayed with me for many years, and to sort of give some hints of where the next Gorillaz records are going with some demos that I've done, and also some , it's a bit of a quiz,it's like, ah, work out which tunes I'm playing here, people in those tunes are going to be on that…but there's that, then, there's quite a bit of stuff that I've already sort of played with Zane on his show over the last 6 months. African music, there's going to be an appearance, maybe, from Murdoc and, ….
"Murdoc's gonna come, Murdoc, gorillaz?" (etc)
Well, he's definitely coming, I don't know about the rest of them, and I'm just going to make a complete disclaimer for anything that he does right….well yeah, we've got that, and we're going to play a bit of Blur Peel acres session, which was a really nice day when we went up and hung out at John's house, and you know, you were there, and we're in the studio opposite where John used to do his show in the evenings…..and whenever I come in here I can't think of anything else, other than..…well I miss the piano, but I miss John more………….so I just want to play some of that stuff, and obviously we're doing some gigs this year and you know, that's a bit of an appetizer for those maybe ……
Brilliant, we're going to run through some of your favorite tunes there's a whole box of stuff, I've noticed you've managed to make up a jingle at the top of the show…………as well.
yeah, I'll be doing another one later, well I would say we, cuz you know Gorillaz is not one person, it's a lot of people, it's a bit of a sort of a collective, and when I use the word we, it's not because I'm a footballer, you know, it's just cuz there really are lots of us.
It's a team effort. We should play some, err….What are we gonna play next?
I'm going to play Jasmine Sullivan, I've only just kind of started listening to this but she's got a really sweet voice, I think everyone will like this. (inaudible)
This is Lions, Tigers and Bears, it's Jazmine Sullivan.
"Lions, Tigers and Bears" – Jazmine Sullivan
God I love that ,phew, that's doing it for me at the moment………….em right, ok, so I'm going to do something really different now, this is a splice I put together, it's from, first, part one of it is from a documentary, done in the 60's with James Mason narrating about sort of, about decay in London, and there is just this little part I found, this guy singing in Yiddish and it's really moving, and then there's this artist, really famous musician in Syria, called Omar Souleyman, he has like 500 cassette albums , 500. And I've just sort of put the two together, because that seems like that's something that needs to happen in the world.
Do you want me to introduce it?
No, just play it now. It speaks for itself.
"Leh Jani" – Omar Souleyman
That was, ah, Omar Souleyman. I wish I had a picture to show you on the radio which obviously is impossible….
That's not stopping you looking around….just in case there was a picture you could put up to the webcam…
I have got it, I have got it, hang on, hang on, hang on…Yeah yeah, it's this guy here. (inaudible)
Yeah, we'll hold it up to the webcam if we can at some point…bbc.com uk is our website address. It'll only go off in about ten minutes, but we'll have somebody stand there and hold it, don't worry.
The reason I played that, partly because it's one of my, that record has been one of my favorite records…has been for a couple of years now, I really get excited when I play that. But, I'm going to Syria, partly because of that, but also, because I've got a real fascination with Arabic orchestral music.
So, I'm going to go there the end of March, for Gorillaz. And I thought, when I was asked to do this, I thought. .kind of, what am I gonna do? It's like, I don't want to play Radio 1 format stuff…but at the same time I didn't want it to be completely esoteric so no one,…. I don't know how many people turned off already….probably quite a few.
It doesn't matter, those who are still listening, thanks for bearing with me. I'm going to, play, yeah, this is a really rough Gorillaz demo, it's called Electric Shock. Its got its origins in Nigeria, with jamming, with the people who went on Africa Express. But it's evolved a bit from that point, and I keep changing it, but it's kind, it's sort of my intent, it's kind of an example of what I'm trying to do with this record. So it's kind of rough, and there's not a lot going on in points. And not finished by any means. But hopefully some people will enjoy it.
Well I've heard this before, it's Gorillaz
"Electric Shock (demo)" – Gorillaz
Ah, so that's where I'm at with that tune
So how often do you come back to something like that? Just out of interest?
A lot of time, a lot of time.
Out of interest, a track like that, will live in a vault for what, 6 months?
Yeah, bout four, six months maximum, if I haven't got it right by then, I'm just going to give it away then. Cuz if you're chipping away at something, it comes to the point where it's actually disappeared.
Yeah you've whittled it away so there's no wood left.
Well actually that's the good thing about music, is that you can whittle it away…but….it's really hard to know when something's done. All right, but I just wanted to play that, because it's got that atmosphere of what i'm trying to do.
Right, this is something completely different. It's called "Shake Sugaree" by Elizabeth Cotten, and I wanted to dedicate it to David Graham, who passed away very recently. Amazing Trinidadian-English musician, fantastic guitarist, really inspirational figure. I just want to dedicate this song to him.
"Shake Sugaree" – Elizabeth Cotten
In fact that was not Elizabeth Cotten, it was Elizabeth Cotten's granddaughter, singing one of her songs. Right, now, it just occurred to me, that the Horrors are from South End, and Chelsea is paying South End tonight, and that's appropriate but that was not why I chose it. (inaudible) come to they (treat?) me that band, and this is a cover of a Suicide song, I think….ah the song is not called "I think", but I think it's a cover of a Suicide song, it's the Horrors, they're kind of interesting, they're from South End, Steve and I are gonna pick em up anyway.
"Shadazz" – The Horrors
Horrors, on Radio 1, it's DA curating tonight's Zane Lowe
Curating makes it sound like a museum.
Hand picking, hand crafting this program from some of your favorite selections, and more Gorillaz stuff to come.
We've just decided to do some things in a different order so we're a bit like, in a bit of a spin
This could go in any where this program it really could
So this is where your years and years of experience Steve, as a broadcaster comes into effect (Murdoc mmmmmm mmmmhhhmming in background)
What would you like me to do with the running order?
Well well, how are you anyway?
Very good. Well you should also maybe explain one or two of the things that are coming up. You mentioned Murdoc might be coming
I think he's imminent
Is he imminent?
Hey get out of the way, what's happening. mmmmmmmmmm How you doing Da? You all right mate?
Murdoc from the Gorillaz, welcome to Radio 1
Yeah it's gre@t. So what's…… what's…. what's he doing here? Well I thought, well he said, you wanted,like, the Gorillaz main creative force…..On your show…and you've got Damon? What's happened?......... Damon, never mind.
No no, it's fine.
I love him in a very special way. No I do. Touch me touch me….no no no, don't touch me…don't touch me. No no, listen, it's really nice to be here….am I driving? Things have been bad you know.
Steve, Steve, Steve, lovely to see you. No it is. Nice to see anybody. I haven't been to bed since Christmas, I haven't slept since Christmas……………….1982. No no, last Christmas….. actually, because when you go to bed, Christmas is over, and I wanted it to go on forever…I wanted it to go on forever. Mm mmm mm.
Now. Radio 1 is about music. ..so what, what are we doing first? Oh have you got the old? Yeah…eagles. Can I play a tune?
You can play a tune.
Oh Steeeeve. Steeeeeve…..it's actually my old muckers from California The Eagles of Death Metal….mmmmmmmmmmmmm, this is a very cautionary tale, this one, about being too sexy………and I can relate to that…..because sometimes I'm all loved up, and I just don't know what to do with myself…..mmmmmmmmmmm saucy..it's called I want you so hard.. YES !!! Where's the doctor….
"I Want You So Hard (The Boy's Bad News) – Eagles of Death Metal
Eh that was really good, that was the Eagles of Death Metal with "I Want You So Hard"….go on playing……that cheese was really nice…..I don't know what was in it. But it made me feel really good…………mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm…………………..l
Tell me about your XMAS, what do you get the man who has everything?
OH that's really difficult…….I'd like a ford angler……one or five-y…no one will now what that is….oh Steve I'll tell you what though, it's been a while, I've had some terrible times…
The world has been unkind to me….I just had to rescue Noodle….you know Noodle, Noodle
I do.
Lovely Noodle. She got taken away by hobgoblins…..and demons, to an underworld, and I had to go rescue here. It was cuz of some dodgy deal they said I did. And she got, And I had to go. So I've been doing all that. And I lost a lot of money Steve.
I don't even know. This guy Bernie Madoff…that's his name, he's got his sort of poncy pyramid scheme. You know you've heard of this ? This whole pyramid scheme.
Pyramid Scheme?
Yeah man. I lost about 3 and a half billion. I gave him the money to buy some pyramids! Y know? So I suppose I should have seen that coming really. Mind you, Having said that, I do own have some quite impressive pyramids in Egypt now. Hmmmmm…. I've cut some little steps in, and sort of landscaped them, and put a rockery in there Steve. But I'm skint. What good is a rockery when youre SKINT !!!!
I know, I was expecting you to come in here with a huge entourage. Having all the trappings of a proper rock and roller.
I have come in here with an entourage…but unfortunately it broke down on the A1. hahahaha. Where's my cymbal crash? Sorry. Hahaha. [responding to the chime] The 427 to Peterborough is now... an onion Anyway, Steve , next music
Yes Please. Right.
This is actually ……no serious…lets bring it all back down again because people out there might be quite disturbed by what's going on. This is an old, it's by a French Renaissance composer who died in 1847 and again….in 1839 so he's quite an extraordinary guy…. No actually it was released in 77….and it's Plastic Bertrand…………this stuff Damon's been playing, it's all very well……………..you know, it's not…is it……..it's not…kind of...is it? You know.
Isn't it?
No Its not, no I don't think it is…….but this is….Steve, let me tell you THIS IS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is Plastic Bertrand and "Ca Plane Pour Moi" mmm mmhhhmmmmm.
"Ca Plane Pour Moi" – Plastic Bertrand
Originally recorded by a fellow called Elton Montello, when he was with Jet Boy Jet Girl….(inaudible), that was Plastic Bertrand, "Ca Plane Pour Moi". Murdoc is gone off rampaging around the building. Scavenging. I think.
Yes he needs a rest. (inaudible)
Damon Albarn is here. So what have you got coming up next?
Well, I'm going to play some African music now. So what I thought, was that I should play stuff that Zane's been playing over the last, whatever it is, last 6-8 months I dunno, can't remember. Just play kind of, like a sort of festive (inaudible), it's the middle of January, but you know what I mean. That will make sense later, the festive thing. But this one by William Onyeabor, is em, it's got some really interesting sounds in it, and anyone out there who is making music at the moment, I think, will be quite excited by this tune. It's called "Better Change Your Mind"
"Better Change Your Mind" – William Onyeabor
Did you realize that was almost the pips (?)….do you realize it's almost exactly 8 o clock. Damon Albarn.
Well, yeah, we've got another, emmm hang on, my math is really rubbish. Hang on, we've got a (inaudible) twenty seconds.
Just very, very quickly, will say that this is the best radio I've ever heard. That's a text from Ruth (?). And this is from Scott in Birmingham, and I want to say this as it leads us quite nicely into the next bit of tonight's show, that John Peel has left his musical scent on you Damon, you've got a good sense of…...(inaudible)
Yeah but you haven't read the text that say this is the worst radio you've ever heard. You're always very selective with that.
Well I haven't been given that. That's why.
I can't be having with that rubbish.
Ok so what are going to do next?
Well I dunno, what ARE we going to do next.
Go back? Go back in time? Something very important to you this.
Well this is important because it involves John Peel. And John Peel for me, from first time I listened to his show with my transistor radio under my duvet, in my bed when I was a kid, to meeting him, to hanging out with him, to getting to know him, to…..when he died, I just had this snrang moment in time when I felt really close to his family, just really a lovely, lovely, lovely man, and lovely, lovely family. And he recorded as I say on the other site of this studio, and I used to come in and talk to him, and he's just, I just really liked him, and we were very lucky. In fact it was one of the highlights of being in Blur was when we go to go to Peelacres and play. It was just such a sense of that we kind of arrived, where we wanted to start off from. So here's a little bit, I think someone kind of been dilligently being trying to edit the program that we were on. And so they put little bits of him chatting, and us and a couple of tunes . So you know, this is what we used to sound like a bit, and next summer, well no not next summer, actually it' a lot closer than that, I'm in denial,.. It's true. So yeah, it's kind of good to listen to this, and kind of realize, I've kind of got to really work hard to get back to this level.
From May 5th 1997 here's the gre@t man himself.
(NOTE: I'm not transcribing the John Peel session, I'm sure it's somewhere else)
John Peel Acres Session with Blur from April 1997
Blur - 'Moving On' (Food)
Blur - 'Chinese Bombs' (Food)
Blur - 'Popscene' (Food)
Blur - 'Song 2' (Food)
Ah, from Peel acres from 1997. Nice (ina
God Bless him.
I remember Graham walking past that huge, he had a dustbin full of demos , you remember this, in his little room. Two thing I remember, about Peels' room, one he had all those full records by his record player, and one was he had this huge dustbin full of demos. And Graham walked past and said, yeah we sent you a demo, and Peel looked at this huge , you know this huge bin of demos and just said, yeah it's probably still in there.
Yeah by the name of Seymour.
Oh yeah it would have been Seymour back in the day. There you go.
So it's Damon Albarn and friends, from Radio 1 whats next?
Damon Albarn and friends….. I don't know what Radio station that comes from but I don't know if it is Radio 1.
Right onwards we go, what are we going to do.
I don't know, I don't know, I don't know where we are. Come on. Ah Shipping Forecast. Yeah its actually time for the shipping forecast. I mean normally it's at mid-day and midnight. But.
Mmmm yeah.
Murdoc's for some reason, has some maritime affinity and he needs to emm..
Yeah I'm a salty seadog. Got it, this is for the cats out there who ride on the briny..mmmmhmmmmm… And this is the actual shipping forecast.
Explain the shipping forecast for someone who's never heard it.
Da, do you know what the shipping forecast is?
Well the Shipping Forecast is a daily thing that comes out twice in the day, bi-daily, on Radio 4
Get out, who are you , get out.
And everyone who's out there, at sea, who's got their radios on, and it tells hem all the high and low pressure, and where the fogs, and the wind, and the waves, and the big fishes and the little fishes, and you know.
And it sounds like this is the music of the shipping forecast.
And here is the shipping forecast, issued by the Met. office. On behalf of the maritime and coast guard agencies and 1725 on Wed, 14th of January, 2009…mmmhmmmmm.. There are warnings of gales in Viking, North Utsire, South Utsire, Forties, Cromarty, Plymouth, Biscay, Trafalgar, FitzRoy, Sole, Lundy,…she was a nice girl…………Fastnet , Irish sea, Shannon……………..SHE was a nice girl……………………………….Rockall, Malin, Hebrides, bailey, Fair Isle, Faeroes, southeast Iceland.
The general synopsis, mid-day is that it's going to be a little low. 240 west of Shannon, and ah, some other cats gonna come in with a lot of wind, which is going to go over the rocks, and the sea is gonna make the rock all shiny, and an albatross is gonna come in and sit on it, and have a picnic. Mmmmm yeah. I can't be bothered to read any more of this shipping forecast. I'm gonna get my mate David Bowie to come in .
Dave Dave, can you come here. Hey what's the matter. Can you come in and do the shipping forecast?
Yeah,all right son, you're looking well. Yeah my names DB and this is the SFm owww. right here we go. Here we go. Cromarty, southeasterly five, increasing six to gale 8, perhaps severe gale 9 lateeerrrr. Moderate increasing rough, or very rough……………….ooooh I like a bit of rough, oooh missus. Occasional rain, good becoming moderate or poor. I quite loke moderate, moderate is gre@t innit. Fantastic sometimes is a bit too much, but mod I can live with that. Here listen to this…Fisher, German Bight, ooooohhh that's nice that innit, German bite. Ooh lovely. Variable full, beomeing southerly or southeasterly five to seveeennnnnn. Slight or moderate, occasionally rough later. Showers, moderate or good.
Now, let me tell you about my shower. At home. It's a power shower, and it aint moderate, it's really rather good. THAT is the shipping forecast.
Thanks a lot David, oh that's gre@t, David Bowie. Can I go now?
Now anyway, look Steve, and everybody gathered here. Right. Shut the music off. look IT's still going. Uhhhh Godddd. Now one of the joys of about being in the Gorillaz, is that you can actually, collaborate with other artists, cuz I'm such a famous pop star I can collabor-a-mate with who ever I want to. So, Damon's music, as I've said, yes, mmm, it's all right, but this is proper music that I'm going to play now. My old mate Johnny Borrell, Bozzer as I like to call him. ahhh you know, I could collaborate with him. Razorlight is where it's at for me. And eh, I've been learning a lot of new instruments, and exploring new avenues, and I think I've got these instruments down now. You're going to see a lot more variety from me now. Anyway, lets go with it. This is Razorlight, and "America". Mmmhmmmmm. shit.
"America" - Razorlight
(During intro) MURDOC:
oh go Johnny, just listen to this. Yeah. Ok.
(sounds of typing during song, birds, crashes, horns, honking etc, Murdoc singing along……..much hilarity ensues, :lol:)
What about that, I mean, y'know that's how it should be.
Can you just go away now, can I play some Neu!, something sensible?
"Cassetto" – Neu!
This is umm, no that was Neu!, and this is George Coleman, who's umm, I don't really know that much about him, all I know he's a man who used to play In Texas, and had an oil drum, and a mike kinda taped to his head and thi sis the music he made when he did that.
Nice Bloke.
"I Wish I Could Sing" – George Coleman
Which is funny in itself. Hmm ok, that was the song of George Coleman, and "I Wish I Could Sing", and now it's Girls Aloud, "Biology"
"Biology" – Girls Aloud
uhh ahhh…mm…. Sara Harding, mmmhmmm, Cheryl…..Girls Aloud. Mmmm dear. I feel like a husk of a man, an empty vessel. Like that hole (?) in the soul is coming back. I feel quite relaxed, that's good isn't it? This is a Gorillaz demo, it's called "Broken"
"Broken (demo)" – Gorillaz
Well, that tune is for anyone who likes Lovers Rock, electro, Kinks, ahh..
Cliff, Julie Andrews, she does a gre@t, a cover of that. It's , I like her singing that… I quite like J actually…shes…she does it for me…..mmmhmmm.. anyway Da.
I'm not sure about whether she does it for me, but there are moments in the sound of music. …………………
You Would Da.
To be honest with you, I don't know if I would.
It's Murdoc from Gorillaz, and Damon Albarn over there, and we're gonna skedaddle on to the next tune so we can fit in as much as we can. This is one of yours?
This is by Franco, who is one of the Congolese gre@ts. This is so beautiful and sexy.
"Bato Ya Mabe Batondi Mboka" – Franco Et Le Tout Puissant
"Ballicky Bom" - Hypnotic Brass
(Damon sings along to the closing notes on the track)
This is, Pixelh8,actually, this is, no, this IS Pixelh8 but that WAS the Hypnotic Brass, which if you ever get the chance, pleasure to see them live, they'll just blow your mind man, probably the best live experience, I dunno, I like em, I really like em. But this is Pixelh8, he's from Ipswich, he ah puts old Nintendo and games like that, and takes all the circuits out, and puts them together and makes music. And he's, he's an interesting guy, and this is a tune called "Meet Me in the Arcade"
"Meet Me in the Arcade" – Pixelh8
(Murdoc "sings" out the last of the track)
That's hat goes down in Ipswich today, that kind of stuff, stuff came down, cats doing stuff. shit. I like that guy, he's good isn't he. Pixelh8, doesn't get out much. No?
Murdoc from Gorillaz. Damon Albarn, they're driving the show tonight.
Damon is practically comatose.
Anyway mate
I'm gonna try and play something, that doesn't have any voices on it a all, just as a kind of idea of a rhythm……………
Oh mate, give it a rest….mate….have a salad, just play the demo. This is another Gorillaz demo….it's called Stylo. It's MY BAND !!!!!
"Stylo (demo)" – Gorillaz
So we had a bit of a dispute then, off air whether we should be playing tunes that are that kind of raw and rough. Jamie, who's here. Say hello Jamie
Yeah I wasn't happy with that last decision.
There's a split in the Gorillaz ranks.
Yeah I'm leaving the band, I'm going away with Johnny Boring from Razorlight.
Now you can't split up on my show, I've never had actually ever had anyone leave a band during the show. It's bad. Murdoc don't let him walk out.
I'm just a bit concerned. I wanna know whose marmoset that is in the corner. He's been masticating throughout the whole show. He's chewing and all, but, I don't know what he's been doing. Get the frogs off the top of the table. Mmmmmmm. Anyway. Turned out mild again. Have you seen my leg? Anywhere? I just wanna wish everyone a happy xmas. Have we had xmas yet?
The day Radio 1 died. We have two more tunes to go, and (inaudible)
This is a beautiful song called "TIA"
"TIA" – Arthur Nunes
That's nice, mm mmmm mmm. Ya umm. Can I just tell everybody about the latest project I'm involved in, its very interesting Steve. I've got to go afterwards, I've got a production meeting. It's on ITV 43, and it's called "Britain's Got Talons", and it's going to have Kites, Hawks, Jackdaws. I don't know how Jackdaws had got in there, but this is a very talented Jackdaw, he does this Charlie Drake impression, and it's just like Drake's in the room, except it's a Jackdawwwww.
Thanks for listening to me. Is the doctor coming or not? He said he was.
He's waiting by the door.
Thank you Murdoc from Gorillaz.
Love you Steve, love you.
Love you too.
No I love you , I do.
I love you more.
And thanks very much to Damno Albarn for coming in, you've got one more tune too. It's been an absolute pleasure. Thank you so much. Over the past couple of hours, podcast will be on line later tonight.
Thank you very much, I hope you enjoyed it, we're going to go get a taxi now.
Maybe with Bobby Benson.
(sounds of taxi pulling up, engine revving honks etc)
Last track:
"Otsokobila" – Bobby Benson


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Abstract: The Debate over US Banking Regulations from 1896 to 1978: How Changing Environments Influence Corporate Political Activity
In this paper, I examine the historical debates over liberalization and restriction of US state-level branching regulations from 1896-1978 and how the success of multi-unit and single-unit banks in changing laws is modified by shifting historical conditions. I argue that both the motivation to work to change laws and banks' success in doing so are contingent on aspects of these organizations' economic, technical, and political environments. I conducted historical analyses of meeting minutes of national, regional, and state banking associations to understand why, when, and how banks organize their political activities. Based on these findings and existing theory, I offer a number of hypotheses about when banks are likely to be successful in changing state laws. I test these hypotheses using event history analyses on a database of legal changes in the 48 contiguous US states between 1896 and 1978. As expected, the stronger the presence of multi-unit banks, the more likely it is that states pass more liberal laws; as well, the stronger the presence of single-unit banks, the more likely that states pass more restrictive laws. These effects are accentuated by the economic, technical, and political environments of the states. As state wealth and transportation infrastructure increase, the effect of multi-unit banks on state-level liberalization is enhanced. Conversely, for single-unit banks, the most important factor contributing to restrictive state-level changes is the degree to which neighboring states have restrictive branching laws.


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Marketing is the process which identifies, anticipates and satisfies customers' requirements profitably'.
Debenhams has 30 international franchise stores in 14 countries outside the UK and Ireland, with 15 franchises scheduled to open by the end of the 2008. Debenhams have increased demand of its market, by technological developments, flexibility and ease of use, along with their strong brand reputations and marketing campaigns, and their strong national presence.
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The stores are located in various locations, including town centres, high streets and shopping centres and cover a wide geographic and size range.
Customers can get their goods delivered at their door step from Debenhams. Customers can get information on Debenhams website or in the store, where the customers can find out the delivery charges and delivery times in which customers have to enter the delivery address details. If the customers does not want to pay the delivery charges the can opt to pick up in a store or have them delivered directly to their door.
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Justice Bridget Mary McCormack joined the Michigan Supreme Court in January 2013. Before her election to the Court in November 2012, she was a law professor and dean at the University of Michigan Law School.
Justice McCormack is a graduate of the New York University Law School, where she won the Anne Petluck Poses Prize for Advocacy. She spent the first five years of her legal career in New York, first with the Legal Aid Society and then at the Office of the Appellate Defender, representing over 1,000 clients in New York's trial and appellate courts. In 1996, she became a faculty fellow at the Yale Law School.
In 1998, she joined the University of Michigan Law School faculty. At Michigan Law, she taught criminal law and legal ethics. She focused on the professional benefits of clinical legal education, supervising the law school's General Litigation Clinic. She also created new clinics at the law school, including a Domestic Violence Clinic and a Pediatric Health Advocacy Clinic.
In 2002, she was made Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs. Responsible for the continuing development of the law school's practical education, she continued to expand the clinical offerings at Michigan Law School, launching a Mediation Clinic, a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, an International Transactions Clinic, a Human Trafficking Clinic, a Juvenile Justice Clinic and an Entrepreneurship Clinic. In her capacity as professor and associate dean, she conducted and supervised many types of civil and criminal litigation at all levels of the state and federal courts. The University of Michigan Law School's clinical programs are now recognized nationally as one of the best places to be trained as a lawyer.
In 2008, then-Associate Dean McCormack founded the Michigan Innocence Clinic, in which students represent wrongfully convicted Michiganders. The clinic has exonerated seven people so far, and has shined a light on the important justice issues underlying wrongful conviction. In 2010, McCormack won the "Justice for All" Award for the Clinic's work, and in 2011 the Washtenaw County Bar Association gave her the "Patriot Award." In 2012, she won the Cooley Law School's "Distinguished Brief Award" for the best brief filed in the Michigan Supreme Court during the term.
Justice McCormack is married to Steven Croley, also a lawyer and law professor, currently on leave from the University of Michigan Law School to serve as Deputy Counsel to the President in the Office of White House Counsel. They have four children in the Ann Arbor public schools, and enjoy frequent family trips to west Michigan.


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This is the first and original Fall Out Boy demo tape. Maybe like 50 ever made. One of the few pieces of early-2000s pop punk history I have collected that I said I would never sell, is now being raffled off to raise money for my non-profit charity @thecatcade – for every $10 donated between now and Saturday at TheCatcade.org , your name will be entered into a drawing and the winner will be chosen live and fairly this Saturday. Good luck.
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Early this year, Los Angeles police arrested Mark Berndt, a longtime teacher at Miramonte Elementary School, on 23 counts of committing lewd acts on children between the ages of seven and ten. The sickening details of the crimes Berndt is charged with committing horrified the community and the state. More stories about California teachers accused of sexual misconduct with children have now surfaced. The Berndt case casts new light on the tortuous legal process that makes it nearly impossible for schools to rid themselves of even these depraved teachers. Perversely, the case also shows the extent to which teachers' unions will go to protect their prerogatives.
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11) What does it cost to register with ASE/PEB? The cost to register your team with ASE/PEB is $35 a year. Our year runs from the Fall Season through the Summer season. Each fall when your team moves up from one age group to the next age group you will have to register your team again with ASE/PEB.
12) Do you take into account teams traveling in for a tournament when doing scheduling? Yes, if you will email email@example.com and let him know where you are traveling in from and what tournament we will allow you time to travel in.
13) Do you take schedule requests if we have conflicts? Yes, we will do our very best to work with you on schedule conflict for your pool play games. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com. Please make sure you have a legitimate conflict before emailing in a request. Simply just wanting games in the morning, evening, or mid day does not warrant a need for a request. Abuse of this will result in no requests being allowed.
14) Can a team play up in a tournament? Yes, a team may play up in a tournament but, never play down.
15) Who do I call to find out about rain outs? Please do not call anyone about weather related delays. We post all Rain out / Delay information on our Bracket website www.quickscores.com/ase. Please look at top of page and you will see the area we have dedicated to this.
16) What if I notice my score has been recorded wrong for a game? Please make sure prior to leaving the park that your game results have been updated and are correct. If you feel the score is not correct please find the Tournament Director on duty. He will be the one that needs to review this and make any possible changes.
17) Will ASE/PEB play a Sunday only tournament if Saturday was rained out? Yes, ASE/PEB will look at all option when we have inclement weather. ASE/PEB will do our best to get you games in for the weekend if we feel their is a reasonable opportunity to do so. The facilities leased by ASE/PEB have the final call of playability of fields.
18) Will I get a refund should a tournament be shortened for any reason? Yes, if ASE/PEB has to shorten a tournament you will be reimbursed 1/3 of the entry fee for each game shy of 3 you play. ie if it is a 3 game guarantee and you only play one game you would receive a 2/3 refund. Please note in the event of a disqualification from the tournament for any reason no refund is issued.
19) Can I use my ASE insurance and play in another sanctioning bodies tournament? Yes, the tournament may however request you have them added as additionally insured for their event.
20) I have insurance through another sanctioning body. Can I use that insurance to play in a ASE/PEB event? Yes, you can, but you must make sure every player you have on your ASE/PEB roster shows up on your roster for the other sanctioning body to ensure coverage of all players.


text: Lizzy always writes a novelette to go with a certain book of the Witchling trilogy (which I am super grateful for by the way) as her cliffhangers really kill you with unanswered questions. "Many have tried" the air continued. "your mind and you face were hidden from you. You lost everything even the use of part of your body. To pass the trial, you must start with a blank slate." I love the two brothers Beck and Decker FINALLY getting along, it really made me happy. I can't really say what else really made me happy as it would totally be a total spoiler but I can say I screamed and giggled like a little school girl. My joyous moment was when a certain someone said this to another certain someone "I do want you. I'm keeping you." Dawn is still a total bitch and really needs to die, so much aggression I have toward her its not funny.


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Nothing can evoke in me the spirit of Bah Humbug! more surely than wandering up and down the aisles of Walmart, trying to get some ideas for gifts.
I hate the feeling that gifts are obligatory. "So-and-so will be expecting a gift, but I have no idea what she wants." Or "Please bring a gift in the $5-$10 price range for an exchange on Friday." All that is, to me, is a time consuming waste of money. Nobody needs more junk, and if you don't even know whom will be receiving your $5-$10 gift, how can it possibly be thoughtful or personal?
All too often, I let those grumpy thoughts permeate the whole of my Christmas gifting experience.
Fortunately, this year I have had some gift-giving experiences that have reminded me what it is all about:
After our trip to the dollar store, I overheard Josh and Jonah excitedly wrapping all of the presents they had selected for their cousins and siblings. They were confiding in and helping each other as they wrapped.
When the FedEx man admired our citrus trees, we invited him to pick all he wanted. On his next round of deliveries he brought a big bag and picked oranges to his heart's content.
For my mom and each of my sisters, I made an apron.
It was made from a blanket that my grandmother had given to my mom many years ago, which was now falling apart. I cut it up and converted it into aprons so that each one of us could have a piece of that memory to hold on to. It was a gift that I was truly excited to give. I even enjoyed the time I spent wrapping them just right.
I guess I can't change the whole culture of commercialism. And I can't realistically avoid all of the exchanges that, to me, seem pointless. But I can do a better job of enjoying the meaningful gifts, and focusing on the true spirit of gift-giving.
And I can take more time to ponder the ultimate gift… the gift of a Savior.


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"Fribergthorelli, hm?" you may be thinking now. Yes, we have dropped the whole Hallon Press schtick and we now go by our real names instead. This post would have been more complete had we actually managed to get the main Friberg/Thorelli portal ready by today, but sadly we haven't. It will surely be up soon, though, but in the meantime you can still take a look at the new and improved What Birds Know site at the aforementioned URL.
This also means hallonpress has to go. The new Updates blog can be found here: fribergthorelli. Don't forget to add it to your friends lists since this blog will be updated no more.
Also, we'd like to give a million thanks to the wonderful, generous and all-around awesome Karin Rindevall for hosting us. We're so grateful. ♥
Now come on over to fribergthorelli instead! :)


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Answering tapper's question, "Under what conditions would you agree to return to the U.S.?"
When jokes started veering towards the Holocaust, tapper was quick to wag his finger, as might seem appropriate.
Says tapper: "I certainly don't think that it's the job of any journalist to make the presidency work."
He almost had them believing in the Space Wave tapper before he was through.
Then, suddenly, came the sharp click of the "tapper" as it struck the "coherer."
At first, all our attention is taken up by watching how the one tapper does his work.
He was asked what was his trade, and replied that he was a tapper.
Suddenly there sounded the sharp click of the tapper as it struck the coherer.
The narrow strips are then placed in a bag or basket carried by the tapper.
"I do hope Mrs. tapper will look after him," said the matron.


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11. What the ancients called a clever warrior is one who not only wins, but excels in winning with ease.
12. Hence his victories bring him neither reputation for wisdom nor credit for courage.
13. He wins his battles by making no mistakes. Making no mistakes is what establishes the certainty of victory, for it means conquering an enemy that is already defeated.
14. Hence the skillful fighter puts himself into a position which makes defeat impossible, and does not miss the moment for defeating the enemy.
15. Thus it is that in war the victorious strategist only seeks battle after the victory has been won, whereas he who is destined to defeat first fights and afterwards looks for victory.
An alternative model for strategy – or, strategy as making the most of uncertainty
There's strategy and there's strategy.
There's strategy as approach and raison d'être (belief) and there's strategy as a template for getting you from point A to point B (behavior).
With business strategy, which comes under the second, we often have chess used as a parallel.
But chess starts with a premise of an equal distribution of resources.
Good if you're playing a conceptual ceteris paribus game down to zero-sum/someone must win.
Bad if you're looking at notions of innovations, lateral thinking and meaning-making.
Maybe a better model for business strategy is Scrabble. The pieces you get are a matter of chance, and what you do with them is based on your knowledge, ability to improvise, and your ability to maximise your points-scoring opportunities while minimizing your opponents'.
Leaves more room for black swan events, with a touch of wei qi. Also leaves more room for meaning-making (go beyond win/loss, and look at the possibilities the mechanics allow.)
Just a thought.
Google's Plus Paradox
I was in the middle of the Rajasthani desert last week, and something occurred to me about Google's product strategy, which I figured would be good to note down.
Now, this is a completely intuitive reading, so bear with me.
Now, for the average user, the core proposition of Google is its search algorithm.
When you think about it, Google (its consumer-facing side) works best in a client-server / 1-1 relationship with its consumers.
You ASK Google to find you something.
You ASK GMail to save and store your email.
You ASK Google Maps how to get from point-A to point-B.
You ASK Google Translate what "I love you" translates to in Spanish.
Even looking at products like Android/Chrome OS, Chrome or YouTube – they are all primarily consumption/use-focused.
At a corporate level, Google is fundamentally still a search company. Their vision, one should keep in mind, is "to organize the World's information and make it universally accessible and useful". Their revenues are also derived by-and-large from their core search product.
Google's purpose, its relationship with us, is to keep our data organized, to answer our queries, to help us do stuff. And Google does this better than anyone.
Which brings us to Google and social, and its two initiatives – Google+, and +1.
Now, with Google+ none of the features I have seen, certainly, seem particularly intuitively "social".
I would argue that they are designed rather for computers to keep things organized than people. We know that (a) the algorithm does a good job in understanding what kinds of data-sets are privileged in what kinds of contexts (perhaps too much?), and (b) that Google has a strong belief and foundation in machine-learning/statistical-learning.
Having used Google+ for a bit, I found that stuff like Circles, for example, was not particularly intuitive. (I have three lists on FB, and data shared is pre-set, and almost never customized. If I need to communicate with a smaller group, there's groups or old-fashioned email for that — people like to segregate behaviors across networks when it comes to dealing with various groups, not aggregate them onto a singular network.)
But Circles, with the numbers using Google+ for the first time (regardless of the fall-off) gives Google new "connections" / "groupings" to work with in understanding what data is valued in what context.
And how does Google+ tie into Google's "business" side of things? — i.e. Search Revenue? It doesn't quite, especially if, as a few Google executives have said, it's not directly competing with Facebook at present.
What then, is the utility of + to Google? I believe it's two things.
1. Google+ gives them new relationships between data-sets to parse and understand (via Circles), and
2. And this is the big one – +1.
I don't post much to Google+ any more, it's extra effort for nothing — I have an established behavior on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Flickr, Instagram; and Google+ doesn't unearth or prescribe any new need/behavior/desire to connect.
But I'm more than willing to add a +1 to articles I like (which I may not necessarily RT, because it's worth the read, but not important enough to share — same with Like.)
And this of course ties into machine-learning. +1 gives Google a more qualitative feedback on what data-sets (sites/pages/stories/products/etc) work, and what don't.
And it ties into how Google has transitioned, over the last decade, from showing you top results based on what everyone was searching for, to showing you top results based on what your friends are searching for.
Which, when you think about it, is the social recommendations (that you might otherwise post to facebook asking) but in the client-server model, with Google still your gateway to whatever you might be searching for.
Google+ may well be a broader reorganization of Google, the backbone linking its various products to its core product – search. Not so much a social network. And maybe that's a good thing.
Well that's my 2c on the subject. Comments, feedback, inputs, suggestions much appreciated. You can drop me a line at aditya dot anupkumar at gmail dot com, too.
My trouble with gamification and the game-layer view of writing the future.
A set of disjointed facebook comments on the issue — that more or less get to the heart of the debate for me.
At its core, creativity and mental and intellectual development is about exploration. Replacing a macro game system — study, go to college, be successful; with a micro game system — study, level-up, next — doesn't really solve anything. You can't gamify true exploration or creativity, because you can't gamify a territory that is not defined. And the moment you define a territory you limit yourself within it.
Also, "sabar ka phal meetha hota hai" roughly translates to "the fruit of perseverence is sweet".
Comments / feedback much appreciated.
Skills of the rockstar planner – PSFK
Piers Fawkes and PSFK came up with this set of videos some time ago. Just posting them here before I forget about them.
1. Intuitive Problem Solving:
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75NepafwxD8?wmode=transparent]
2. Communicating Ideas:
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn40fvPDWeE?wmode=transparent]
3. Insatiable Curiosity:
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTqGmzCq1qw?wmode=transparent]
4. Understanding the human condition:
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e–9ZkuP7QY?wmode=transparent]
5. Rolling up your sleeves:
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqQJXgDYDwo?wmode=transparent]
[awesomeness] is understanding who you are
one brand, two very different routes.BMW used to be The Ultimate Driving Machine. Then someone decided that was not good enough. So BMW have decided to be all about Sheer Driving Pleasure.A bit of a mistake, perhaps.BMW has always had a distinctive edge because of the idea of 'the ultimate driving machine'. The cars, feats of engineering, have always had a stance exuding presence to the point of arrogance.That has been an underlying narrative in past initiatives like The Hire series of films (one linked below here), or any of the other commercials like the M5-ThrustIISEC ad or the Balance ads for the 5 Series.[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYJhQDw1jKg&w=500&h=300]The creative translation of Sheer Driving Pleasure is 'Jump for joy'. Nice idea, if you are Volkswagen or Mini or Smart; but brand suicide if you're BMW.[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf3-oEUdWac&w=500&h=303]BMWs have always been the car with a point. They're performance machines. They're fast. They growl. They push you to be more. If you look up brandtags, you will find the most prominent tag for BMW happens to be a**hole. For a very good reason.Past communications understood and built on this, but 'Jump for joy' is almost an apology and a promise of rehabilitation to quieter pastures for the brand. I'm curious to know where the brand will go next – I hope it's someplace closer to The Ultimate Driving Machine again. We know that BMW's had to do a bit of defending against Audi, but this campaign cedes ground that it took BMW many years to make its very own.Change is good when it makes sense, but I don't know if Marketing @ BMW did a reality check before they decided to proceed with this exercise. It's like Churchill deciding to deliver his "we shall fight them to the beaches" in limerick. Schade, as they might say in Germany.As a side note, Mercedes put out a new ad for its updated E-Class, a little more hard-edged that you would expect from the three-point-star.[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rafjwASCloQ&w=500&h=300]Watch this space, it's going to get interesting in 2010.
planning at 40
these are short presentations from the Planning at 40 seminar that JWT did last year. Some good stuff…
Alison Burns: Introduction to Planning begins at 40 from JWT on Vimeo.
Jeremy Bullmore: In praise of Antinomies from JWT on Vimeo.
John Grant: Planning's Midlife Crisis? from JWT on Vimeo.
Jon Steel: Planning at 40: Solving the wrong problems from JWT on Vimeo.
Guy Murphy:'What would Stephen say?' from JWT on Vimeo.


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I have a smart device application for a portable terminal (terminal has GPRS and a SIM card) created using Visual Basic in VS2008. I need to be able to send an email from this applicaiton. Can anyone tell me how to do this with either VS2008 or VS2010.
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I get error when sending email from web app:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The server response was: 451 Greylisted, please try again in 900 seconds
I have very simple contact us page to send inquiry email.Following is the code behind file
protected void btnImage_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { MailMessage msg = new MailMessage(); msg.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html;
string strBody; msg.To = "firstname.lastname@example.com"; msg.From = email.Text; strBody = "Name:" + fname.Text + " " + Lname.Text + "&lbrBR&gbr" + "Email:" + email.Text + "&lbrBR&gbr"
protected void btnImage_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { MailMessage msg = new MailMessage(); msg.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html;
string strBody; msg.To = "email@example.com"; msg.From = email.Text; strBody = "Name:" + fname.Text + " " + Lname.Text + "&lbrBR&gbr" + "Email:" + email.Text + "&lbrBR&gbr"
I have encountered some javascript issues migrating an ASP.NET web application from Visual Studio 2008 to VS 2010.
1. When retrieving a value from a control, the following javascript syntax worked in VS2008:
In VS2010, I have to change everything to the following format:
2. I use Master pages extensively. In VS2008, when the ASP.NET web form is displayed in the browser, the ID for a control in a child form in the content placeholder uses the following convention:
In VS2010, the ID for a control in the placeholder uses the following convention:
The "ctl00" is dropped. Wherever I have used
has to be replaced with
Is there an alternative to modifying reams of javascript code?
Are there any other javascript surprises I should anticipate during the conversion?
How to read, write and append text in text file using C#.net using smart device application
Please Help Me......................................
First I will say I googled (Binged to make Bill happy) for this but could not find anything, perhaps I am not stating what I need correctly;
I have a website that a customer creates orders (for a printing company) and after the order, I would like to email the customer a link to view the status of their order;
I need to send the CustomerID in the link so on the returning page if a CustomerID is detected in the querystring, I "auto login" the client and open the "Dashboard" for the order page for that customer.
Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how to send the link and how to parse the querystring to get the values from the link;
Thank you if you can point me in the right direction.
If you've built Web sites using ASP.NET, you'll welcome the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit (MMIT). MMIT extends the Visual Studio .NET IDE you already know by providing new controls for handheld devices letting you easily develop applications for wireless devices. This means you can write less code while adapting it to more devices. Not only does MMIT integrate with Visual Studio .NET, it extends ASP.NET as well. This article gives you the background you need to write, test, and deploy a site with MMIT and make all your code able to target specific devices for a custom fit.
Paul Yao and David Durant
MSDN Magazine November 2002
Edited by Nancy Michell
hi,i want to send a mail via my mvc application hosted by cassini ,but i access to the internet connexion throught proxyi add this lines on my web config :
<defaultProxy enabled="true" >
<proxy proxyaddress="10.16.4.6"/>
<network />
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
mail.From = new MailAddress("firstname.lastname@example.com");
mail.Subject = "Test";
string Body = "Hi, this mail is to test sending mail"
mail.Body = Body;
mail.IsBodyHtml = true;
SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("127.0.0.1");
smtp.Port = 25;
catch (Exception ex)
string exep = "Send Email Failed." + ex.Message;
Hi All,
I have a form which have some user input fields(like textboxes,dropdownlists,textarea etc) fields and a submit button.
on click i need to send email with body contents as all the details entered by user in the form
Can anyone suggest how i should approach to this in sharepoint..
any code examples would be appreciated.
I have a a list that recieves email. I have few fields that shows me the originator: "E-Mail From" and "E-Mail Sender".
I am trying to create a workflow that will generate an auto reply to the originator but the SPD fails to recognize the email address in these two fields. It's either truncating part of it or uses the html ( href=mailto:email@example.com) in
the To field.
Thank you,
I've got strange problem. I've created workflow with Visual studio 2008 which works fine. If workflow create task user gets email with alert and it works
- user gets email. The problem is that I would like to use Workflow component: "SendEmail" for some cases. And if I enter directly into component email address for field: "TO" the message will be delivered.
But if I use simple code with the same email address for field "TO" it doesn't work (field TO is empty now).
void sendEmail_ExecuteCode(object sender,
EventArgs e)
Hello ,
My site is hosted in Godaddy server. And i am
using google apps for emailing a/c for that i have changed the
MX-records and then it is working fine.
Then i finished my web site
it is working fine there .
in the site there is a contactus link which opens
this page basically should send a mail to a particular email id .
for sending mail I am using gmail a/c . (Here is the full code)
public void SendEmail(string From,string GmailEmail, string GmailPassword, string To, string Subject, string Body, FileUpload fileupload) { System.Net.Mail.MailMessage mail = new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage(); mail.To.Add(To); mail.From = new MailAddress(From, "One Ghost", System.Text.Encoding.UTF8); mail.Subject = Subject; mail.SubjectEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8; &n
Hi all,
I want to send html emails with one promo-banner inside. Have a look at my code... I try but with no success.
Dim strFrom, strTo, strSubject, strBody As String
Dim myMessage As MailMessage
Dim mySmtpClient As SmtpClient
strFrom = "SENDER<email@example.com>"
strTo = Session("eemaill")
strSubject = "HELLO THERE!"
strBody = "HELLO THIS IS MY MSG
" + _
" " + _
"

" + _
"THANK YOU"
myMessage = New MailMessage(strFrom, strTo, strSubject, strBody)
myMessage.IsBodyHtml = True
mySmtpClient = New SmtpClient("mail.example.com")
Thank you
am writing the bellow code to send email from a web page and recieve it via my hotmail email
MailMessage mailMessage = new MailMessage();
mailMessage.From = TextBox1.Text;
mailMessage.To = "firstname.lastname@example.com";
mailMessage.Subject = TextBox2.Text;
mailMessage.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Text;
mailMessage.Body = TextBox3.Text;
mailMessage.Priority = MailPriority.Normal;
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.live.com";
but I recieve the bellow error
The server rejected the sender address. The server response was: 530 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first
I use the OOB Workflow approval to approve items in a document library. Once the items are approved I want to send out an email alert to a group of people with "read" access. The problem is that the email alerts don't fire. I even changed the alerts to fire
on "All Changes", but still nothing coming through. I assume this is because of the workflow approval and perhaps that the event doesn't fire when an item gets published after approval?
But how can I get my readers to be notified of newly published (and approved) items? There must be a way of doing it?
the aspx:

<asp:ImageButton ID="ibSubmit" runat="server" ValidationGroup="vgContact" />

the jquery :
$(document).ready(function () {
// Add the page method call as an onclick handler for the div.
$(".contactSubmit").click(function () {
type: "POST",
url: "Home.aspx/GetDate",
data: "{}",
contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
dataType: "json",
success: function (msg) {
// Replace the div's content with the page method's return.
The problem is that I need to use the text in a text box in my webmethod, and I can't because it's static, this results in a compilation error:
public static string SendContactForm()
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Villagers lynch suspected Maoist in JharkhandJanuary 5th, 2009 - 8:10 pm ICT by IANS
Ranchi, Jan 5 (IANS) Villagers chased and lynched a man they suspected to be a Maoist rebel in Jamshedpur district of Jharkhand Monday, the police said. The villagers were angry as earlier in the day members of the outlawed group had gunned down a man in the same district.According to the police, three people riding on a motorcycle were asked to stop by a police team near Mousabini village in Jamshedpur district, some 170 km from Ranchi.
They, however, did not stop and villagers suspecting them to be Maoist rebels chased them and while two people managed to escape, the villagers caught one of them and beat him to death, the police said.
It has not been ascertained yet whether the victim was a Maoist, the police added.
The man was beaten to death in the presence of around 10 security personnel, officials said.
"More than 200 villagers caught the man and started beating him. The security personnel were outnumbered by the villagers," a police official said.
The villagers were angry over the death of Dhanish Kisku, who was secretary of the Village Defence Committee (VDC) formed to fight Maoist rebels.
Kisku was gunned down by Maoist rebels in the same district earlier Monday.


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Jason~ March 23, 2006
I had several feelings running through me while I was reading this. First I was wondering why you were so worried about the phone ringing. I just could not figure out why that was in the story…I'm still wondering about it, but it adds a different touch. I was confused at some points probably just because I do not play computer games. At the end things became suspenseful. I got that on the edge of your seat feeling as the game got more intense. I thought your detail was amazing and sounds very realistic.
I don't feel like this narrative has a lesson at the moment. Right now it sounds like a teenager feeding his gaming addiction. This could be part of the message, but I hope not all of it. I am not clear as to what you are getting at. Your first paper was about violence and you only touched on the graphic parts of the game for a paragraph or so. I guess if you are trying to make violence your main theme you would want to describe more about what happens in the game.
I believe it was your detail that kept me interested. I have never played computer games so all the details you gave really helped me understand what was going on. Even the little things like telling me what key made the character move were helpful. It was easier to slip into your story with you. Your sentences vary. Some are short and to the point while other are very long and detailed. Therefore I did not get bored. There might be a few places where you were a little wordy, but I personally liked it. I would not recommend adding too much to what you have. Just continue your story.
This story is definitely a personal narrative. The use of "I" is a dead give away. You are reflecting on an experience that you have already encountered. We see conflict in the game you are playing and how hard you are working to stay alive. There is also suspense in that situation. The thing about the phone ringing that is suspenseful and seems like it might be a conflict at some point too. I do no think that you have reached your climax yet.
You and the character you are playing are the only ones in this story so far. Both introductions were specific and detailed. You set us up with this situation that most can relate to. You are just getting home from school, wanting to mellow out before doing work. This helps make you someone we can trust. We know that since you are a student like us we have something in common. You also described every part of what you were going on the game, so anyone who has every played would know what was going on. Plus those of us who have not played we can try and understand what is going on.
At the moment this is all one event except for the phone ringing that comes from a past event. That is a secret that you have that we know nothing about. So the story takes place in the course of an afternoon/evening after school. You tell the story of what seems like a typical gamer playing his game. The phone ringing is intertwined throughout the story. I'm interested in seeing where that is going. I think the story flows well. I want to see what happens next.
Your paper thus far seems well organized and written. I like the detail that you give. I am a little worried that if you continue on with this amount of detail that your paper could get long and even boring. So just keep that in mind as you continue. I also would like to see more about the violence in here. It seemed like that would be a key part of your story. AND WHY ARE WE WAITING FOR THE PHONE TO RING!?!? Good luck!!
Emily Hawkins


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: And it seems that humor really has a kind of magic. If you are humorous, you will always attract a lot of people around you. To be with a humorous people, you will never feel bored..
: Thats right. And whats more, people who have a sense of humor are usually popular in a team and even be the focus of attention in any gathering. And as r as Im concerned, most of humorous people are very intelligent, so those guys will probably become someone.
: Oh, Ive got it. How cool it is. Its not only humorous but educational, I like this one.
: Enso whats that?
: Really? So, whats thatthe_power_of_humor_ Humor? Do you mind sharing it with us?
: Eggs.
: Hi, What are you talking about? ,new york asian escort why do you laugh out of breath. What happened?
: Oh, Ive just heard a humorous story from , its so funny that I almost cant stop laughing.
: Of course not. Lets play it for you. The joke happened between a teacher and a student. Now I am the student, and is the teacher. Lets start.
: Thats really great. I love humorous story. You know, humor is quite universal in our daily life. And the power of humor is immeasurable. Its beneficial for both our physical and psychological health.
: Ok. , why dont you wash your ce? I can even see what you had for breakst this morning.
: Yeah, humor really brings us a lot. Not only the laugh but the relax and the liberation of pressure. So I often find some humorous story for relaxing. And you know, humor has many types, and some riddles can also be humorous. For example, .What weather do mice fear?
: Wrong,Humor teacher. That was yesterday.
Talk about the power of humor. Share the humorous story or typical joke with your classmates.
: What was it?
: When its raining cats and dogs.


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More returns to the group today: Keylor Navas, Kovacic and Cheryshev. James and Danilo report back to training tomorrow.
Sese trained alone and Karim did a double session, finishing almost the entire afternoon training session with the team. The first team was joined by Castilla's Enzo Fernández, Marcos Llorente, Martin Odegaard, Aleix Febas, Javi Muñoz and Mariano Díaz.
mygypsyspirit found this article about the security measures that they are taking for El Clasico in light of the recent terror attacks. They're planning on 1,500 private security agents and over 1,000 national police. Having been to a Clasico, I can vouch for the fact that the massive crowd clogs the all the streets around. They've got their work cut out for them controlling the crowd. When mygypsyspirit and I were there were a lot of super loud fireworks were set off pre-match. I hope people leave that shit home on Saturday. That's the sort of thing that could spark a stampede. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everyone is able to safely enjoy the game (and of course, that we win!)
– Lozil


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Involvement:Expert (understands the inner workings) - Ownership:less than 1 dayPros:
It works with the Canon 6D charger. Works with Canon 6D (with some cons).Cons:
Canon 6D cannot comunicate with it. So you cannot see the charge level when using it, but it still working.OtherThoughts:
I think it will be ok, as a backup to the official battery. But I haven't tested the actual capacity yet.
The official battery costs a lot more.
Looks pretty much the same as the original battery (same size and shape).
The bottomline is that it is a product that works. Shipped from the factory in small blue box, with small manual. Came not charged.


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Other than that, after being thrown off the trail a bit, I didn't have much of anything to do. I read a bit more of Dr. Ientilucci's manuscript, and programmed a bit. But I really do hope to do some more work tomorrow.
Thursday, July 25, 2013
While I was supposed to be trained on the ASD today, there we're battery issues with it. So instead I continued to do what I could with what I had. I set out to test the spectrum of a variety of monitors (I had already gotten an LED screen, but I was looking to get a CRT and LCD screen as well), but ran into a few issues. Getting an LCD screen was no problem, and wound up being fairly easy. Getting my hands on a CRT that I could use, however, proved to be a challenge. I managed to get a CRT, lug it upstairs to my optics lab, and get and adapter cable, but the computer wouldn't handle the DVI to VGA conversion that I need to do. So I had to scrap it.
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