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October 11, 1963
HEYMANNv.ELECTRIC SERVICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, APPELLANT.
Appeal, No. 93, Jan. T., 1963, from judgment of Court of Common Pleas No. 5 of Philadelphia County, Dec. T., 1956, No. 1633, in case of Roy A. Heymann and Roy A. Heymann, Jr., trading as Heymann and Brother, and Production Sales, Inc. v. Electric Service Manufacturing Company, Inc. Judgment reversed.
Francis E. Shields, with him Pepper, Hamilton & Scheetz, for appellant.
Robert L. Trescher, with him S. Jonathan Emerson, and Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads, for appellees.
Before Bell, C.j., Musmanno, Jones, Cohen, Eagen, O'brien and Roberts, JJ.
Author: Jones
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This assumpsit action was instituted in the Court of Common Pleas No. 5 of Philadelphia County by Heymann and Brother (Heymann), real estate brokers, and Production Sales, Inc. (Production Sales), business brokers, for the recovery of a brokers' commission allegedly due from Electric Service Manufacturing Company, Inc. (Seller), on the ground that the actions of Heymann and Production Sales constituted the efficient cause of the production of H. K. Porter Company (Porter) as the purchaser of all the capital stock of the Seller. After a trial, the jury rendered a verdict in favor of Heymann and Production Sales and against the Seller in the amount of $39,450 which sum represented a 5% commission upon $600,000 plus interest to the date of the verdict. Seller's motions for judgment n.o.v. and a new trial were refused and judgment was entered on the verdict. From the entry of that judgment this appeal was taken.
On or about November 16, 1954, Seller's board of directors authorized its operating committee to negotiate the sale of one of its several operating plants known as "Plant B" for the price of $600,000. To that end, a brochure and a tabulation of factual date concerning "Plant B" was prepared and "Plant B" was advertised for sale. Initially, the Seller on its own directly contacted prospective customers and it was not until the Spring of 1955 that the Seller sought the aid of various sales organizations.
Sometime prior to May 31, 1955, the Seller authorized one Donald Rogers to find a purchaser for "Plant B" on a non-exclusive basis for $600,000. Sometime prior to November 8, 1955, Robers became associated with Heymann and sometime thereafter, at Heymann's request, Production Sales entered into the matter as a co-broker. A representative of Production Sales contacted
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Porter with respect to the purchase by Porter of "Plant B" and data relating to "Plant B" and its operation, as well as some other facets of Seller's operations, was made available to Porter. It seems clear on the record that this constituted the first contact between Porter and the Seller.
On January 5, 1956, Rogers advised a member of the Seller's operating committee that Heymann had arranged for an inspection of "Plant B" by a representative of Porter and, at that time, the Seller instructed Heymann that its authority to sell was limited to "Plant B", such limitation of authority being the subject of a writing initialed by the Seller on January 6, 1956. Several other meetings took place between representatives of the brokers and Porter.
Some months later all the stock of the Seller was sold to Porter and on the basis of such sale the claim for a broker's commission was made.
At the outset, we must determine from the pleadings the issues between the parties to this litigation. Paragraph 9 of the complaint sets forth the basis upon which the brokers seek the payment of a commission. In substance, that paragraph alleges that the Seller, finding that no sale of "Plant B" as a separate unit could be made for the price set by the Seller, fixed a date for a meeting of its officers and directors at which the brokers were requested to be present; that in the "early part of May, 1956, 3 p.m.," seven directors or officers of the Seller - who constituted a majority of Seller's stockholders - met with one Whitney Goit, a representative of the brokers; that at this meeting the Seller "decided to sell all of its property and assets as a going concern and authorized [Goit] to offer ...
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Dr. Sankar Devarajan has been appointed assistant professor in nutrition and food science for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Department of Human Sciences. He will teach undergraduate courses in experimental foods, food chain safety, food microbiology, food processing and food policy and law.
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Dr. Devarajan holds doctorate, master of philosophy and master of science degrees in biochemistry from Annamalai University, located in Chidambaram, India. He earned a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Bharathidasan University in Tiruchirappalli, India.
Prior to his appointment at UAPB, Dr. Devarajan worked as a research scientist at Fukuoka University Chikushi Hospital in Fukuoka, Japan from 2008 to 2016. He has also served in various faculty positions at Sultan Qaboos University in Muscat, Oman, the Vinayaka Missions University in Chennai, India and the Mahatma Gandhi Medical College in Pondicherry, India.
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My name is Edward Kerr. I'm 66 years old. Retired. I am the father of three children (one deceased) and the grandfather of 8. Studied here in PENNSYLVANIA. I worked in food industry most of my life even once owning a 100seat restaurant. As I now live alone and still wish to remain active and hopefully do some good, I have decided to do this blog which is essentially a RANT. Why a rant you say? Because I can barely watch or read the "NEWS" without wanting to evacuate my stomach.
It seems to me that almost every foul tasting MacNuggatt of political news, that we need suffer through, can be linked to {My favorite subject} energy, in one way or another. I am not an expert, but I DO have a brain and I am simply compelled to comment on the state of mankind as I see it. While things seem almost hopeless I know that many skilled and dedicated people are working diligently to facilitate a fundamental and mandatory change in how we POWER our precious planet. This gives me GREAT HOPE and I will be posting articles and information on those technologies that I consider to be most likely to be of interest to someone who doesn't have a lot of time to read endless news posts. Like you, Dear reader. Of course, I will also be commenting on the issues and technologies brought to your attention.
On the other hand, (sadly frustrating), powerful interests that seek to maintain the hopeless status quo are putting all of us and our progeny in grave danger. A HOPE DASHER, to be sure. I will try to save you from wading through the chaff and find and present to you for your perusal those stories too. Hopefully we can poke enough holes in them to consign them to the abyss. Won't you help me with your insightful comments?!
Power usually leads to an asymmetrical political tussle, and the news DU JOUR proves that point. The less than HOLY ALLIANCE between vested interests (oil and coal nuclear, etc) and Government ( the temporary kind=congress et all) is at the crux of our problem. Some Policy makers (yes, we voted for them), seem to be relatively inexpensive to privately purchase and their resultant behavior is more transparent than they, obviously, think! Pointing them out might make a difference in 2012. Our energy situation is knee deep in "QUICKSAND" and it's NO JOKE so lets send home the CLOWNS!
I have already identified a lot of interesting developments toward a solution to this mess and will be putting them in front of you ASAP (that means when I learn how to administer this site). Self interest is a powerful motivator and is the way of the world. When that self interest losses it's MORAL COMPASS and abuses it's power, that becomes GREED. GREED leads to INSANITY!!! You tell me where we are today? The Buddha tells us that desire is the ROOT of ALL SUFFERING and when DESIRE leads to INSANITY, suffer we will. Have you purchased gasoline lately? any pain there? But that small pain will pale in comparison to the pain that will afflict us all should we fail to solve this energy dilemma in which we find ourselves.
It seems to me that to solve our energy dilemma, before the problem becomes moot, the main countries on this planet need to join together and make our future energy paradigm a sustainable one. Business cannot address this completely alone, all of us (that means our Governments) need to be active participants. We don't have much TIME to screw around either.


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Those with Borderline Personality Disorder struggle with healthy boundary setting. From my perspective this is part of their black/white, all/nothing thinking. Sometimes it's obvious when someone has poor boundaries. The story I always tell to describe what poor, or low boundaries look like is this personal one from when I was 15 years old. I had just walked off the city bus to walk to go home, as did another classmate I had not seen before. It was the first week in school, so I guessed she might be new. I began talking to her, figuring if nothing else it would give me someone to walk home from school with. Our walk and only conversation lasted 8 minutes and in it she told me her mother had killed herself, she was now living with her father, he didn't know how to cook, was "icked" out buying her tampons, she had an array of mental health issues, told me what medications she was on and showed me scars from when she tried killing herself a few months back. My radar went into the red danger zone and I immediately knew this was not someone I would want to be friends with, even if it was 16 minutes a day round trip.
Those with all/nothing thinking struggle with making, having and often keeping friends for this primary reason; "they are either my all-time best friend or my worst enemy." This was a quote from a client, whom I didn't at the time know much about BPD to diagnosis. I have my clients create boundary gardens to illustrate this point and have a visual for where their friends lay. Below is the outline of the garden I have them fill in.
It doesn't solve their boundary issues, but it gives them a starting point and a nice visual to begin working on.


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the track list is wrong.. the 3 tracks you have posted are not in the rar file, in fact there is no listing for a 3 track version.. are you making up your own versions of 12 inch's... i opened the rar file and found these 2 tracks
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You are right, there are mistake in the song list of this 12".
I updated the track list,and is right now.
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I share this with all the people in the net, my personal collection, mistakes in the posts sometimes happens, but i try to make the best for all,but If you don't like my posts,don't download it.
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President-elect Barack Obama's speech after winning the election is the first political speech I've ever voluntarily listened to more than once. While I can certainly never fully appreciate how African Americans feel about the outcome of the election last Tuesday, I think I get just a minute taste of it as a 36-year-old white guy with cerebral palsy.
Certainly people with disabilities never incurred the level of brutality or open hostility faced by blacks throughout our country's history, though our history is not devoid of cruelty. But I know what it's like to be treated as less than someone else based on prejudice. I know what it's like to go into a job interview and know the moment I meet the potential employer that I may as well go home because their face tells me they're scared to death. I know what it's like to go into a store and be unable to get service.
Ironically, or maybe not so ironically, if an African American male is working in that store, I'm 90% more likely to get service. Throughout my life when dealing with strangers as I go about my day, I've been treated much better on average by African American males than any other population. I'm treated like a person; I've never once had an African American man talk to me through the person I may be with. You know, at a restaurant having waitresses ask my mother what he wants to order. It's something I don't truly understand, but I wonder if that thread of shared experience plays a role.
Watching Obama's victory was one of the first times I truly felt proud to be an American. It's not that I ever was not happy to be American, I just can't say I truly felt proud of it. It was just a reality.
Last week, I was happy for the elderly African American woman I saw earlier in the day weeping and saying that this day was why God had let her live so long. I was happy for all the people that had seen what she had seen in her life, and even those who only see a small portion of it.
I was happy our country had finally elected someone other than a white man. Yes, I think that in itself says a lot. I was happy that, in my opinion, we elected the right person, regardless of race.
I was also excited to hear what Obama said early in his speech:
"If there is anyone out there who still . . . wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time . . . tonight is your answer. It's the answer told by lines that stretched around schools and churches . . . because they believed that this time must be different, that their voices could be that difference. . . . It's the answer spoken by young and old . . . disabled and not disabled . . ."
For me, the man has already put people with disabilities in a category of full-fledged human being more so than any president I've been aware of. He showed an awareness that we exist as full members of society with that one line more than Sarah Palin or John McCain ever did. They simply wanted to refer to people with disabilities as "special" or as if we lived an endless childhood, and then suggest that Palin was an advocate for us because, after all, she gave birth to a son with a disability.
Of course, America didn't become nirvana over night last week. I'm genuinely curious why the Black Panther incident at a Philadelphia polling place seemed to get very little play. Certainly, I'm not one of the idiots saying "this is what you get with a black president . . ." No, this has nothing to do with Obama as an individual. However, it would seem to be a story equivalent to the robo-calls meant to invoke fear of Obama as president. If nothing else, the video responses and text comments on YouTube related to the incident prove that racism is still alive and well on all sides.
But what did happen last week was that a lot of people, including those of us with disabilities, were given hope that among other things we may be judged on our abilities as opposed to the minority status we were born into.


text: This afternoon featured workshops with Pamela Begeman on "Community and the Contemplative Life," Anne Mazza, Timothy Koock and Margie Tomlinson presenting the "Introduction to Centering Prayer," and Fr. Carl Arico, in his always entertaining and enlightening style, presenting on The Practice of Foregiveness - A Way of Life. Here is a snippet of Fr. Carl's workshop taken "on the move."


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- An operation was performed on something that is not a socket
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If so, here are some potential solutions for Windows XP/Vista.
- Check to make sure your computer is on and is connected to a network.
- Be aware that Windows has a built in function to repair a network connection. This function can give valuable information in the form of an error message if you know what you are looking for. Some common error messages given are:
- Unable to clear the DNS cache
- Unable to renew your IP address
- Unable to clear the ARP cache
- Deal with a message that states "Unable to clear the DNS cache." When you get the message "Unable to clear the DNS cache", this usually means that the DNS client service has been disabled. Follow these steps as an administrator to re-enable it:
- Open the Services MMC plugin, located under Administrative Tools in the Control Panel;
- Find the "DNS Client" service in the list presented and enter it's properties by double-clicking it;
- Change the Startup Type from Disabled to Manual or Automatic then click apply;
- Either reboot or click "Start" to start the service;
- Verify by attempting to repair the connection again.
- Fix a problem related to an IP address. If the repair process reports that it has been 'Unable to obtain an IP address', it is probable that more information can be obtained through the command line. Open a Command Prompt by going to Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt, then type 'ipconfig /renew' to attempt to obtain an IP address from the command line.
- Follow up the error messages that will likely appear. There is a high likelihood of an error message similar to the one below occurring, the remainder of the guide will focus on this error.
- "An operation was performed on something that is not a socket"
- Fix the error message "An operation was performed on something that is not a socket.": This is a Winsock corruption generally due to spyware. The fixes are:
- A simple fix can be done with Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista (Start > Run > cmd > netsh winsock reset), then reboot your computer. If you do not have SP2, you can download a small program to reinstall Winsock: winsockfix.exe.
- Some issues can be fixed by setting up a static IP, see the following guide: [1] however setting a static ip address does not fix problems it simply bypasses an existing problem for a while.
- Be cautious when editing the registry, as careless modification can adversely affect your computer, potentially to the point of rendering it unusable.
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From the original post above, we are now 2548 post down the line and I have to agree that this thread has now become stale and predictable. I am just wondering if anyone of either side has been persuaded enough to reconsider their positions? My guess is that no one has done so (yet?).
Anyway, lets get back to brass tacks and the original posting by Akasya and how it nicely ties in in with Meryl Streep's sermon at the Golden Globes the other night.
Meryl Streep Cries Over Donald Trump at Golden Globes - YouTube
Why does the media place so much importance on the political views of overpaid actors? Most of whom have never had a real job and have no more knowledge of politics or the right to have their views publicised than Joe Bloggs.
Most of their lives they have been in a pretend job living in "La la land", pretty much like the BBC who were gleefully rubbing their hands with delight at this rubbish. Trump's use of his hand gestures etc, which as the evidence now shows, is often used by DT. The BBC and other MSM must therefore be guilty of distortion to pursue a personal vendetta.
But then again, it is amazing how many people can still be duped. That is par for the course, I suppose...
So unkind to your hero Mr Trump , inherited a fortune , bankrupted repeatedly , in hock for £1.5 billion and then you so unceremoniously disparage his overpaid acting , to most people over thirteen reality tv shows are rubbish , but you obviously enjoy his .
First time in his life he earns clean money and you slag him off as an overpaid actor from la la land.
Oh , alright then , i take your point.
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OLIN CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF-APPELLEE,v.THE FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES COMMISSION, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT (FLOYD MACKLIN, DEFENDANT-APPELLEE.)
APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Madison County; the Hon.
HAROLD R. CLARK, Judge, presiding.
This is an action for administrative review under the Administrative Review Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1969, ch. 110, par. 264, et seq.), of a decision and order by the Illinois Fair Employment Practices Commission, hereinafter referred to as the Commission, against the Olin Corporation, hereinafter referred to as the employer. The Commission reversed its Hearing Examiner and found that the employer had committed an unfair employment practice as defined in Section 3(a) of the Illinois Fair Employment Practices Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1969, ch. 48, pars. 851-867), by dismissing a black employee for assaulting a white employee. The Circuit Court of Madison County reversed the decision of the Commission, and this appeal is taken by the Commission from that order.
The overwhelming weight of evidence is that the employee discharged attacked and severely beat a fellow employee, who approximately one-half hour earlier had inadvertently used the word "nigger" in his presence, not addressed to him, but rather to describe a kind of music. Both employees worked in the smokeless powder area of the Olin complex, but not in the same building. The employee dismissed left his work area and went to the other's building some 100 yards away, a location where he had no legitimate reason to be. The evidence establishes the employer's investigation of the incident and determination of dismissal as being called for were reasonable, fair and routine.
The Hearing Officer recomended that the complaint be dismissed because there was "insufficient evidence to support the relief requested." The Commission rejected its Hearing Officer's recommendation and found that the employer committed an unfair employment practice in violation of the Act.
The Circuit Court found "that a preponderance of the evidence does not support a finding of a violation by the company, and that the Hearing Officer's decision is supported by substantial evidence * * * [and] * * * assuming arguendo that the tests proposed by the Commission are correct, the court decrees that findings of fact and conclusions of the Commission are not supported by the evidence, and are contrary to the manifest weight of the evidence."
At the time of this incident a rule (I-4) of the employer provided: "Employees fighting or inciting a fight will be subject to immediate discharge." The action of Macklin constituted a clear violation of the foregoing rule and subjected him to immediate discharge. The violation of rule was the only discernible reason for discharging him and regardless of whether or not the white employee's "language triggered the entire incident" insofar as planting some unfortunate stimulus in Macklin's mind, there is insufficient evidence to categorize his apparently inadvertent language as inciting a fight.
The decision of the trial court of Madison County was in accord with the manifest weight of the evidence in this case.
Judgment affirmed.
EBERSPACHER and JONES, JJ., concur.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Random thoughtsWhy was I not born into money so that I can do what I do best - sit on my ass and criticize stuff?
Why did I ever think I was cut out to go to law school?
Why did I move to a place known for swamps, flying cockroaches and mosquitoes that are so big that they can carry your ass away?
Why is it not yet football season so that I have at least some sort of reason for lying on the couch on Sundays eating foods that end in -ito and scratching myself?
Why is it only July and I am dangerously close to being out of sick days?
Why do I give a crap what other people think?
Why do I eat stuff that I know will make me sick and have ass explosions WHILE AT WORK?
Why do I enjoy alone time so very much?
Why can I spend way too much time reading up on the lives of all these other people and not go out and get one of my own?
Why is it so easy to be sympathetic to someone whose life you only read about yet so easy to be rough on those you see every day?
Why am I so tired all the time?
Will I ever be debt free? (Talking revolving debt only, of course.)
When huge women wear spandex, what exactly is their thought process there?
Why am I convinced that my pets understand English?
More to come, I'm sure.
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- at 4:10 PM Jeffs place said...
When you get the answers to these questions please forward them to me at once. There also should be a law against huge and spandex. If the underwear tag says "Detroit Tent and Awning" Spandex is a no/no.
- at 6:21 AM Danielle said...
Gurrrlll I have the same questions, especially the FIRST one!! lol I gotta tell yah me and my co workr have been reading you for forever, I can't even remember how far back and she always asked me are you sure your not SFG!! We have sooooo many things in common!
- at 8:25 AM Weetzie said...
I DITTO your queries!
- at 9:47 AM lawbrat said...
#1- because you actually have a mind. Although, with money and a mind...
#2- I wouldnt do it over again if you paid me. These last credits I need are killing me.
#3- so they could move you to a nicer climate?
#4- its coming soon. Get out your ito's and scratching wear.
#5- cuz its fun to take sick days!
#6- no smart ass answer for that one...Im still figuring that one out.
#7- it tastes so good going in!
#8- hmmm...what are you doing with your alone time? are there batteries involved? that could explain it....
#9- again...same boat.
#10- good question
#11- pregnant?
#12- again, no smart ass answer
#13- they think they are HOT! with all their cellulite dimples showing and their tummy bigger than their boobs.
#14- Um, because they do?
- at 11:24 AM Torrie said...
I think you need a vacation. New York perhaps?
- at 4:22 PM Annejelynn said...
This: "When huge women wear spandex, what exactly is their thought process there?"
I cannot tell you how often I ask this one!!!
I, too believe that my boys (Otis and Owen) totally know English...without a doubt! (ha)
- at 10:47 AM Lisa said...
Wow, were you in my head? I've had the same questions and thoughts!


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Over the past few weeks I've been conversing online with Dibyendu De, a reliability management consultant in Kolkatta, India. For 23 years of his career he has applied his extensive background as a mechanical design engineer toward helping 50 organizations achieve sustainable growth. Our conversation utilized social media channels like Twitter, Google+, and blog posts, written in response to some of the questions I raised for my assignment in "Management Issues for Information Professionals", a class I'm taking at QUT. Eventually we caught up for a brief Hangout using Google+, where we discussed his views on management, strategy, and innovation.
Inter-individual relationships
A search on the term led me to a paper stemming from the Neuro- and Bioinformatics field (gradschool.uni-luebeck.de ). The work of Thomas Martinetz and team utilized "mental models" of how our brains accurately predict changes in context of how we relate our intentions, emotions, and goals to others. I don't see "empathy" mentioned, but it's my thinking that empathy is the dynamic the researchers are noticing when the subject's brain regions reveal a "high similarity in emotional experience" and a "similarity in activation patterns". The researchers observed this using a MRI technique called 'pseudo hyperscanning' on their subjects. The first subject was being video recorded while scanned and questioned and then later the second subject watched the video while under the impression it was live.
It appears that Hebb's rule of "Neurons that fire together wire together" could also apply to asynchronous exchanges. This has me questioning if a network of individuals could use consumer brain–computer interfaces both as a controller and monitor to gauge their collective 'creative coherence'. We might also investigate if brain waves in any way correlate with the Earth's magnetic field. The notion hasn't been fully explored, but Dr. Buryl Payne appears to have scratched the surface.
Alan Watts explains the nTubes
@toughloveforx @dde337 Looks like Alan Watts understood nTubes #Nemetics – bit.ly/OVdMRf
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"For there is a growing apprehension that existence is a rat-race in a trap: living organisms, including people,are merely tubes which put things in at one end and let them out at the other, which both keeps them doing it and in the long run wears them out. So to keep the farce going, the tubes find ways of making new tubes, which also put things in at one end and let them out at the other. At the input end they even develop ganglia of nerves called brains, with eyes and ears, so that they can more easily scrounge around for things to swallow. As and when they get enough to eat, they use up their surplus energy by wiggling in complicated patterns, making all sorts of noises by blowing air in and out of the input hole, and gathering together in groups to fight with other groups. In time, the tubes grow such an abundance of attached appliances that they are hardly recognizable as mere tubes, and they manage to do this in a staggering variety of forms. There is a vague rule not to eat tubes of your own form, but in general there is serious competition as to who is going to be the top type of tube. All this seems marvelously futile, and yet, when you begin to think about it, it begins to be more marvelous than futile. Indeed, it seems extremely odd."
Notice how patterns arrive.
Engage the interconnections.
Mull the meaning, the myth.
Exchange to play.
Nurture the spheres where we thrive.
Release the strings of obsession.
Draw into the winds of synthesis.
Trigger waves of mythic cognition.
Decisions 2.0: The Power of Collective Intelligence
Eric Bonabeau of Sloan Review writes that the human brain evolved to "avoid complexity (not embrace it) and to respond quickly to ensure survival (not explore numerous options)." Today's world is said to require "short response times and more accurate responses and more exploration of potential opportunities."
Information technologies are thought to provide "a more accurate and intimate understanding of our environment". With the paradigm shift towards Web 2.0 and tapping into "the collective" comes a new era that Bonabeau labels "Decisions 2.0."
Bonabeau points out a weakness called "pattern obsession", when we see patterns where none exist which then influences how we frame our decisions. He calls it a "common trap" that leads us astray due to our basic human nature. Collective intelligence, he adds, "can help mitigate the effects of those biases" by providing a diversity of viewpoints and input, thus deterring "self-serving bias and belief perseverance."
Bonabeau considers the challenge of designing the right mechanisms for collective decision making and if giving all users equal voice, is better or worse than giving certain individuals a greater say than the collective? If it's the latter, he ponders, "how should those special individuals be selected?"
source : MIT Sloan Review
Web of Intuitions
StrengthFinder2.0, by Tom Rath, recommends the following to anyone who experiences Connectedness:
Don't spend too much time attempting to persuade others to see the world as a linked web. Be aware that your sense of connection is intuitive. If others don't share your intuition, rational argument will not persuade them.
Charles Parkhurst says,
"All great discoveries are made by people whose feelings run ahead of their thinking."
Epic Pain
Pain is a difficult thing to think about. Nobody really wants to. We just want to forget about it. Yet, we are fascinated by pain. It strikes a chord within us and we so often find ourselves putting on the brakes to catch a glimpse of it while passing a car accident. We wonder, "Is anybody hurt?"
Pain is linked to everything that is "wrong" in our lives. We try to avoid it, yet it always creeps in. We hate it the most when it presents itself for no reason at all. It is not fair.
Pain is an uninvited guest. It enters our bodies and pesters us. It pokes, prods, and sometimes goes so far as to push us down on the ground. Why? We scream for it to get out, but it comes back relentlessly. What does it want?


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Michele Fornasier is a commanding Italian centre-half who joined United from Fiorentina in September 2009.
Fornasier is one of a number of Italian youngsters to make the switch in recent years, following in the footsteps of players like Giuseppe Rossi, Federico Macheda and Davide Petrucci.
He made an immediate impact for United's Under-18s in his first season, appearing 18 times in the centre of defence.
He became a regular at the heart of the defence in the side that captured the FA Youth Cup – forging a successful partnership with captain Tom Thorpe.
A no-nonsense stopper, he made the step up to
reserve-team football in 2011/2012 and seemed to relish the extra physicality at that level. Appearing in 23 games in all (15 as a starter), he was a valuable part of Warren Joyce's plans and continued to develop as a rugged stopper.
His only goal of the campaign came in the Dallas Cup as his priority is shutting out strikers at the other end and he also enjoyed a couple of run-outs in a holding midfield role. After a call-up to the squad for the Harry Gregg Testimonial, he came on as a substitute in Belfast which must have been a proud moment at the end of a rewarding season.


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Penner Lake Trail is a 7 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Nevada City, California that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
horseback riding
nature trips
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Moderate ups and downs. Well marked trail. Lots of pretty vistas with lakes. Our group decided to meet at Carr Lake off of Bowman Lake rd. Trail from there leads to Penner and other lakes.
Did this hike last weekend. BEAUTIFUL! Definitely needed the 4wheel drive because of the snow to get to the trail head. Left the snow shoes in the truck but could have used them at certain points. Camp ground bathroom at the second lake you come to. Can't wait to come back in the summer!
Great hike. Lots of trail traffic on the day I hiked, but very beautiful scenery and good to be outside.
Great hike that goes past some other beautiful lakes as well. Plus, the jumping rock at Penner is an awesome reward for the effort getting there
Just did Round Lake trail, TH at Carr Lake off 17. I would strongly recommend this TH as opposed to going to Grouse Ridge, and working back westward. The Carr TH is MUCH easier to access, and will take you to the Penner/Crooked lake trail between Feeley and Island lakes. No prob getting to Carr lake TH on 17, though it is 4 miles of 5mph bouncing over rock and ruts. Doable however. Note that the trail map shows starting at the eastern end of the trail, at Grouse ridge. Just follow the driving instructions to end at the Carr Lake TH.
Great day of hiking. Beautiful trail with wildflowers and crystal clear lakes. We were able to swim at Crocked lake and Island lake. We also hike to ridge above Penner to see Culbersome lake. Can't wait to return soon.
Beautiful sites! Relatively easy hike.
I was just there 5 days ago (well, I went to Island Lake, didn't have time to make it to Penner), and there is absolutely no snow on the roads. There are a few patches here and there on the trail from Carr Lake to Island, but nothing that requires changing plans. I took Forest Rd 17 and parked at the parking lot by Carr Lake. I'll be going to Penner Lake in a couple days again and I'll update if the trail itself has issues. But as far as the road is concerned, it's clear.
Lots of snow still! Cannot drive all the way to the campground / trail head due to snow and down trees. There is still five feet of snow in places and the trail is difficult to navigate due to snow and down trees. Many signs are also down. We got lost a few times looking for the trail. Bring a chainsaw and a GPS.
This was my very first backpacking trip and I absolutely loved it. I was nervous I wouldn't be able to handle the elevation with my pack but it was totally doable. We started on Friday afternoon and hiked to Island Lake where we stayed for the first night. The second day we hiked up to Penner Lake which was difficult with my pack but not impossible. We enjoyed the beauty of nature and how quiet it was up there. Then the third day we made our way from Penner Lake back to Grouse Ridge camping area and headed home. Overall the hike was beautiful and calming with not a ton of people which made it even nicer.
This is a destination that will not disappoint you. It's very forgiving on the feet and thighs and views are breathtaking! I've hiked it twice during the month of June and it's well shaded until the last mile. Most is flat until the very end but worth the climb!
We parked at the Carr/Feeley Lake parking area and hiked to Island Lake along the Round Lake trail and then on to Penner Lake on the Crooked Lake trail. They have recently graded much of road 17 so it's not that bumpy until about the last mile. We were glad we got to see the cows again:) This is a nice trail with so many beautiful lakes to see along the way (Carr, Feeley, Delaney, Island, Crooked). So many more lakes to explore in this area:)
Pretty easy hike to Penner Lake via Grouse Ridge Trail. Passed several pretty lakes on the way. Pretty flat but be warned there are 2 places where the incline hiking out is pretty steep. Overall, love this hike! Several others on the trail and some dogs. I would do this hike again.
You do have to drive about 4 miles off of Bowman Lake Road. The 4 miles are all dirt and would highly recommend a high clearance vehicle driving this road. Got a little 4wheeling in and a hike! Great day!
We came across a herd of cows near the beginning of the Trail. Pretty neat and harmless if you give them their space. You will hear them because they all wear cow bells.
It's a great short backpacking trip for those of us, who just want to hike for 3-4 miles and enjoy the rest of our weekend. We showed up on Friday morning and had the lake pretty much to ourselves. However, Saturday there were several new groups including a 21 member Boy Scout troop. They were actually very quiet after 9pm.
The views were amazing and the lake has fish. I caught a nice 15" Rainbow trout on the last evening we were there. All in all it was great and the crowd on Saturday was to be expected, since it's such a short hike in.
Easy, nice lake at the end.


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I was taking metformin 500 mg 4x a day from my endocronolgist. Went to a new family doctor and he changed my med to glyburide-metformin 5-500 mg.(2x) One week twice my numbers went very low to 58, 64 and high to 269, 206 but then went to normal ranges. Could my Thryoid Condition, I am taking Synthroid .75 and endocronloigst is watching it and having a sonogram next month. Could this gland be causing my numbers to sky high and go down so? Was it better to have waited to change my meds until I had my thyroid test done next month. Difficult with two doctors but I mentioned to my doctor to check with my previous one
Could my thyroid cause big changes in blood glucose readings or would it be my new medication?
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It is probably a combination of both.
Your body will need to take time to adjust to the new medicine.
Diabetes and thyroid disease are both endocrine, or hormone, problems. When thyroid disease occurs in someone with diabetes, it can make blood glucose control more difficult.
If you have hyperthyroidism your metabolism quickens and medicines go through your body quicker. Your blood glucose level may rise because your usual dosage does not stay in your body long enough to control it.
Hyperthyroidism and low blood glucose can be hard to tell apart. If you are sweating and having tremors from hyperthyroidism, you may think you have low blood glucose and eat extra food, causing your blood glucose to rise.
If you have hypothyroidism your metabolism slows, your blood glucose level may drop because your diabetes medicine doesn't pass through your body as quickly as usual and so stays active longer. In hypothyroidism, it is often necessary to reduce your dose of diabetes medicines to prevent low blood glucose.
Hope this information is helpful.
You should see your doctor again if you still have problems controlling your blood glucose.
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Introducing: The Weekend Challenge
Good for you!
Some of us do work on the weekend; we find that if we live balanced lives all the time, and really love our work, and want to do some writing during the weekends.
Others can't stop working ever- that is another issue, for another time.
And some have not found their writing groove; please keep reading this blog and other inspirational material, and seek out help and support.
But I digress.
So, each Saturday, I will post a weekend challenge. If you accept the challenge, and wish to do so, post your experience trying (and succeeding or not) the challenge under the comment section for that day.
Weekend Challenge #1
Go back into your files and find an old paper or part of a paper that you never did much with. Read it and see if it sparks any ideas. Perhaps you can easily get it into shape, or perhaps it will spark other ideas. Maybe it is publishable now, but perhaps not in the best journal, but in something a bit less challenging. Regardless, go back and see if you have anything to work with. You may not wish to publish it, but you may discover something of value.
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I'm an undergraduate student of architecture. Ever since I was in a young age I found my interest in writing poems and short fantasy stories. I didn't put much energy in it, I just write whatever 'shines' in my mind, and it was very relieving.
I took your challenge and found one of the first stories I wrote when I was 17. Although it was about 15 lines and incompelete, the way it was put revived in me a beautiful idea of turning what is condidered rigid and classic into something flexible and hilarious. Now I have an occasion to collect some lost pieces of my personality and it feels good.
I'm glad I stepped into your blog. And I'm already enjoying it.
Tana Allah
Thank you so much for your heartfelt response and for being the very first one to take one of my challenges.
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My name is Matías from Chile. I'm a clinical psychologist, faculty member of the Psychology Department, Diego Portales University. Last week I took some time on looking at old essays and papers I never sent to any journal or magazine.
I found two papers: one that's almost ready for publication and another that was rejected a few years ago and never re-wrote it. I decided to send the first one to a "less challenging" journal and to re-write the second one, adding new information and actualized data. Reading this second paper made me think of new potential articles, so I think this is a great excercise. There are always some lost papers between our files that can be renewed and published.
Thaks, great blog!
Hi Matias,ReplyDelete
O, tal vez mejor, bienvenidos, y saludos. Glad that you took the challenge, and that it help you go back and do some archaeology of your own work! Sounds like it has been fruitful!
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Thursday, April 03, 2008
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An answer, at last, to the question "What has Hedi Slimane been up to lately?" International Men's Vogue is so much more interesting than its American counterpart it's not even funny.
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since the source here is SeeBS, the attempt is being made here
to show how kerry's "nuisance" remark is NO DIFFERENT than
the President referring to terrorists as "flies". See that ?
Oh, I saw that clearly.
Problem is, it doesn't work. ;-D
If it DID work, it would be headlines. But it doesn't.


text: So today I realized that I had not turned my calender to August yet. And when I turned it over the scripture on there was the same scripture that I had used in one of my post yesterday on Hope Restored. Ephesians 3:20 "Now to Him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us." So when I read this I knew it was God confirming to me what I had written in that post. God always seems to confirm things to me in the most unexpected ways! He seems to love to surprise me. At the bottom of this scripture on my calender it has the wrong verse though. It has Proverbs 3:5-6 for whatever reason. And just so happen Proverbs 3:5-6 was one of my devotional readings this morning."Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." I have been wanting understanding about something in my life. And I have been praying and praying about it. The devotional reading this morning was about not trying to figure things out. And to trust God and not to trust in my understanding of things. I suppose God is not wanting me to try to figure it all out. He is in control and I have to trust. So I suppose I am back to just pondering all these things for now. But it is hard at times when you really want an answer to something. I guess God hit two birds with one stone with me when I read the scriptures on my calender today!


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The new year always brings a promise of a fresh start, a clean slate and a blank calendar. I love sitting down at the beginning of each new year with a fresh, clean, blank agenda. Doesn't everything seem possible? No to-do lists yet, no obligations, just an empty canvas to create your own year.
I sat down on New Year's Day with a cup of peppermint hot cocoa, my new 2011 Kate Spade planner with my mug rug from a new crafty friend. I filled in birthdays to remember, possible dates for the Birds of a Feather Fair and even best yet, my paid time off for the year :)
So this year I hope that you will sit down with your new agenda for 2011 and look forward to the opportunity to make your year the best one yet!
Hope you all have a great day today and be on the look out for a new DIY project coming soon!


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With a stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Vacaville-Napa Valley in Vacaville, you'll be in the historical district and minutes from Brenden Vacaville 16, and close to Vacaville Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Nut Tree Plaza and Vacaville Premium Outlets.
Make yourself at home in one of the 83 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request rollaway/extra beds.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 6 AM to 10 AM.
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Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Vacaville? This hotel features 2716 square feet (252 square meters) of event facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.
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On August 18, the Brazilian Antitrust Agency has ruled in an investigation launched by the SDE in 2005 against Continental do Brasil Indústria Automotiva Ltda. (which has succeeded Siemens VDO Automotive Ltda.), after a complaint was filed Seva Engenharia Eletrônica S.A.
CADE has considered that Continental implemented a number of actions along Brazilian Courts and regulatory authorities with the purpose of imposing artificial barriers to entry for other competitors into the market for tachographs. The reporting commissioner was Mr. Fernando Furlan, who voted for the imposition of a fine to Continental equivalent of 1% of the company's turnover in 2004; Mr. Furlan was followed by commissioners Carvalho, Ragazzo and Ruiz.
CADE´s President Arthur Badin dissented, and voted for the shelving of the investigation, considering that the standard of proof has not been met in this case. Mr. Badin was followed by commissioners Chinaglia and Mattos.


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My beautiful amazing perfect baby will be ONE on June 9th!!!! Unfortunately we are unable to celebrate right on his birthday since Jordan is gone to Edmonton working, so June 10th is the Day- I figure since 1st birthday parties are pretty much family dinners that sunday was ok..
BUT It's been an amazing year so far! I cant wait for the many years to come, Brenner is awesome!!
this is his invitation-- with the address blocked out, cuz ya never know! ; )


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Here's an interesting article on climate change myths. I was surprised by almost all of these. They're similar to the argued theory that recycling is actually worse for the environment because of the amount of energy it requires.
And it's not from some right-wing "nutter," as they say over here, it's someone who completely buys into this whole thing.
Here's the one I found most interesting:
"Trees, regarded as shields against global warming because they absorb carbon, were found by German scientists to be major producers of methane, a much more harmful greenhouse gas."
Hat Tip: Boortz, of all places. I think he probably posted it because it's contrarian, but it doesn't seem to go along with his usual climate change vitriol.
Monday, August 06, 2007
We probably just need to rid the planet of humans, then
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I have spoken this afternoon to Chairman Michael Steele and have received clarification from him as to his comments regarding the sanctity of life issue. I appreciate his candor and most of all his willingness to personally discuss this with me.
Michael affirms his pro-life commitment, including support for the party platform of a Constitutional amendment to protect life and his conviction that life begins at conception. The point he sought to make was that words like "choice" and "individual decisions" have been co-opted by the left, when in fact his mother made a choice as an individual—the CHOICE to give birth to him as an unmarried college student. It would have been easy for her to have made a choice to end his life, but she chose life.
Obviously, this is an issue which is very important to me and to many other conservatives and it was important for me to get this clarified. I'm grateful that Chairman Steele was willing to set the record straight without hesitation.
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Do not let Liberty and Freedom slip away. It came to be by a heavy cost, and will not be retrievable in today's technology of warfare. Demand Constitutional Conduct NOW!
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If you want a progressive tax, try the Fair Tax Plan, at a constitutional spending level, say 4% for defense.
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Dear NRCC supporter,
As the Ranking Republican on the Budget Committee, I am outraged by the wild and irresponsible spending under the current Democratic Congress.
On top of the $787 billion "stimulus package" passed by the Democrats this year, Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced just yesterday that we need to "keep the door open" to another stimulus package.
Another "stimulus package"?!
Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats won't stop spending until our country is completely bankrupt! She and her far-left allies continue to believe that big government and expanded spending can solve anything.
But, you and I know that big government and failed policies are not the answer. And today, I'm asking you to join me in holding Nancy Pelosi and her spend-thrift Democratic allies accountable.
The NRCC needs your immediate support today. Will you follow this link to make an immediate donation of $25, $50, $100, $250 or more to help us put a stop to the Democrats' wasteful spending?
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Daniel Howe has written a powerful piece in the Detroit News that should serve as a lesson for America I hope President Obama reads it.
"Back when Michigan's economy was merely troubled before $4-a-gallon gas
and frozen credit markets pushed the auto industry into free-fall Gov.
Jennifer Granholm warned the Big Mitten's deepening economic problems could
presage what lay ahead for the nation.
I and other skeptics chortled, figuring the collective denial of economic
reality, anti-business rhetoric in Lansing, rote acceptance of labor's
influence in policy-making, and higher tax loads on individuals and
companies here couldn't possibly go national. The combination was too toxic,
too self-defeating, too steeped in a last-century worldview that had been
discredited by events and chronic failure.
But I was wrong.
Less than two months into a new administration in Washington, much of the
tone and substance coming from the Obama White House and its allies in a
Democratic-controlled Congress sound eerily familiar to weary Michigan ears.
At least they should.
There's money for education, health care and alternative technology. There's
the prospect of higher tax loads for some individuals and higher energy
prices for all. There's a push to increase the influence of the labor lobby
by making organizing easier. There are rhetorical shots at business, some
undeserved. There's even a Harvard Law-educated CEO who gives a great
Been there, done that."
It sounds so familiar that it's truly scary. American can and SHOULD see Michigan as a model. As I said rhetorically during the campaign, if you like what Jennifer Granholm has done to Michigan, you're going to love what Barack Obama is going to do to America. More truth than not?!?
Come to Michigan, America, to see where some of this could lead if a) it's
not accompanied by plain recognition that business is the most effective
creator of jobs and b) the boss slow-walks remedies to serious problems, as
Obama is doing on the banking crisis.
We have a state capital whose strongest leaders aren't the governor, the
speaker of the House or the Senate majority leader. They're the heads of the
United Auto Workers and the Michigan Education Association, the two biggest
obstacles to the structural reform of state and local government despite
steadily declining tax revenues, population and per capita incomes.
Most of all, we have a penchant for addressing the symptoms of problems
because attacking the root causes is too hard. It doesn't work.
This is a very powerful article that every policy should read and take into consideration as America slips down the same road Michigan has been on!
3 to 4.3 Billion Barrels of Technically Recoverable Oil Assessed in North Dakota and Montana's Bakken Formation25 Times More Than 1995 Estimate
Released: 4/10/2008 2:25:36 PM
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U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey
Office of Communication
119 National Center
Reston, VA 20192
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Read FAQs about the Bakken Formation.
Reston, VA - North Dakota and Montana have an estimated 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil in an area known as the Bakken Formation.
A U.S. Geological Survey assessment, released April 10, shows a 25-fold increase in the amount of oil that can be recovered compared to the agency's 1995 estimate of 151 million barrels of oil.


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To clarify: the title is excerpted from Act 1 of Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost. The full quote goes: "Light, seeking light, doth light of light beguile; So ere you find where light in darkness lies, Your light grows dark by losing of your eyes." It's a warning against spending too much of your life in scholarly pursuits.
Monday, April 18, 2005
Lunch with Lieberman
The Senator was in town today and spoke to a small group of us on a variety of issues. It was interesting to see him work the room. He's very efficient and professional about it. What was most impressive was his reasonableness and competence on a wide range of issues. Among the points he made during the discussion:
1) Kyoto is dead and won't be revived, but he and McCain are working on alternative legislation that incorporates some of the administration's positions and stands a good chance of passage.
2) Energy independence is becoming a strong imperative in Congress with substantial support from both parties. It is now being seen as a national security issue. Look for major legislation in this area soon.
3) Nuclear power has to be part of a national energy policy. Both parties are in denial on this and have been on energy issues for decades, but that is beginning to change.
4) There is opposition developing among Republicans to exercising the "nuclear option" on filibusters because they realize that eventually they will be in the minority again.
5) We are seeing a real improvement throughout the Middle East and Bush deserves a lot of credit for it.
6) A substantial number of Democrats are irrational in their hatred of Bush and this is standing in the way of accomplishing important things in Congress.
7) Global warming is real and has to be addressed. Sentiment for doing so is building in both parties. The administration has advanced reasonable proposals and there is a good chance for progress on this issue.
8) Social Security is ultimately insolvent and has to be fixed, but medicare is a more immediate problem. We also have to take action to reduce the budget deficit and the trade deficits. All of this is going to require bipartisan action.
9) Global competitiveness means that we have to upgrade the quality of our education system, and that's going to cost money.
10) Despite speaking to rabid Oriole fans, he remains faithful to his beloved Yankees.
What was striking was the way in which he kept returning to the theme of bipartisanship. Time and again he sketched out broad areas of agreement where reasonable compromises might be reached. On many issues he and the administration are in substantial agreement. Listening to him realistic solutions to our most pressing problems actually seemed attainable despite the partisan rancor that fills the airways. I sure hope they are.
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Geraldton Dog Rescue Dog of the Week/
Geraldton Dog Rescue's Dog of the Week is Riff, a beautiful 3 year old male mixed breed. He is a medium size with very short legs, something of a corgi build.
He gets on well with other dogs and is ok with the cats and chickens in his foster home. He tends to enjoy being outdoors more than in so would suit a home looking for an outdoors only pet. Riff loves a car ride and happily watches the world go by. Riff is great on the lead and loves going for a walk, he knows sit and is generally a very good boy. He loves being with people, especially ones who will throw a ball for him.
He will make a great family pet.
Geraldton Dog Rescue is a not for profit organization run solely by volunteers. All GDR dogs cost $350 and have been bathed and flea treated, vet checked, vaccinated, wormed, micro-chipped and de-sexed. If you would like to view a dog or become a volunteer please call 0400219719. Geraldton Dog Rescue can also be contacted via their website www.geraldtondogrescue.com.au or you can find them on Facebook.


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The pasta fresca workshop was the first opening event of the Spaghetti Forever project. The creation of hand made Sicilian spaghetto, one of the first made in the world, following the original recipe and accompanied by a typical fish recipe, in Dutch style. The combination of cultures, so far away from each other, through a variety of ingredients and the creation of a new taste. The participants had to learn how to prepare and to apply their newly gained knowledge into making the fresh pasta, the special sauce and all the rest needed for the dinner. People unknown to each other were immediately after the first onion, old friends. The dinner was served in a special setting in a "spago" installation.
At the end of the dinner the participants were invited to watch the movie "La grand bouffe", from Marco Ferreri, 1973. The film tells the story of four friends who gather in a villa for the weekend with the expressed purpose of eating themselves to death.
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According to David Pogue's First Look at the Apple iPad, in his post to The New York Times,
"The iPad as an e-book reader is a no-brainer. It's just infinitely better-looking and more responsive than the Kindle, not to mention it has color and doesn't require external illumination."Its multi-functionality gives libraries new possibilities in our search for new services for our patrons. You can surf the web, expect all of the same functions you get from a laptop or desktop, and even get all of the features you would from an iPod or iPhone, and introducing, iBooks. From the get-go, you can browse the Apps store with 140,000 apps.
Here in inner-city Worcester, most of our patrons are not going to be able to afford their own iPads. We have such a clamor here for use of the Internet, I have an idea that the iPad would be popular. It is important to consider security issues, and I believe we could exercise some positive groupthink, and find a solution.
As Librarians, we need to get used to our never-ending responsibility to examine our trajectory. The web is going mobile. Getting computers and the Internet was a huge step forward, but change in the world hasn't come to a halt. We need to stop catching up and take the lead. I challenge you, today, to think about ways the technology could work, before you list the reasons why it wouldn't.


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Industrial design: egg pants
March 6, 2007 § Leave a comment
I am more and more interested in industrial design and try to study as much as possible the covers of this area of creative work. I don't need yet to go deep in the field as I need to have an overview and know the connecting points among related areas.
Today my web research revealed these little objects created by Lizz Kinnmark, an Industrial Design NY student, which are very cute and I really see them on my kitchen table.
The egg pants, as it is named, is an egg cup that adds joy to a sunny morning breakfast.
The pants are creatd with the dip-molding process, which the designer admits that has become obsessed with. Dip molding is a plastic manufacturing process whereby heated metal molds are immersed or "dipped" in a tank of liquid plastisol. The heat from the mold attracts the cool plastisol and the part is formed around the mold. The molds are extracted from the liquid and run through a baking process to cure the plastisol. From there, the parts are cooled and stripped from the molds in preparation for shipment or secondary operations.
Plastisol is the most common dip molding material. But latex, neoprene, urethane, and other materials are also used in dip molding.
Here is a picture of the egg pants which shows both the outside and inside views:
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A buying and selling business. Bella's bits & bobs. Why not?
I began at Christmas time selling vintage jumpers. So hot right now. We all want to look like our great great great grandfathers, right? Right.
I now sell shirts & various other items as well as jumpers...even some fun boots ooh la la. I'll soon be posting photographs of some things which people can get in touch with me to buy. Keep an eye out.
I have recently discovered a kindred spirit in none other than Lily Allen babes, our very own 'When I see you cry-y-y, it makes me sm-i-i-ile' gal. She started a fashion ventured 'Lucy in Disguise', sourcing vintage clothes which she sells in her Covent Garden shop & is just launching a fashion line boutique in Harvey Nichols.
My friend Lilah modeled the clothes for the look book of this new boutique & invited me to the Harvey Nichols launch party with her.
Fashionistas & celebs galore. Not that I knew who was who - I was more involved in photographing the kitsch decorations & unusual nibbles. Too much fun.
Lily Allen in one of her dresses. A sexy green number.
Sophie Ellis-Bexter in a 'Lucy in Disguise' dress.


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Hello! another project done right in time for the summer!
This dress is made from the Laurel dress pattern from Colette. The geranium pink linen fabric was purchased to be made into something else which I changed my mind against making, then the fabric sat in the closet – I wanted to use it to make something for this summer, and think that the Laurel pattern is perfect for it because it's simple design lets the fabric (or rather colour of the fabric) speak.
here's the "inspiration" – the geranium in my garden
As everyone who made it would probably agree, it is a delight and a breeze to make! Actually, it is my first time using a Colette pattern, and I wish I had started to learn sewing with a Colette pattern instead of diving directly into one meant for more experienced seamstresses (and use fraying silk for the first project! horror!). The Colette patterns do "teach" sewing skills as they say they would, and I am happy that through sewing the Laurel I learned to do some basic things such a inserting a sleeve, adding an underlining, properly for the first time!
I was undecided at first as to whether to add a lining or an underling (underlining suggested by pattern). In the end I chose the underlining and was so glad I did because I think the underlining really helps to hold down and tame the linen which has a tendency to crinkle. I also for the first time finished all seams with seam bindings using self-made bias tape. As per my last project, the inside of the dress is more exciting than the outside!
Initially, I also wanted to add some special details to the dress (ie. small bows at the back…as inspired by this past project from Burdastyle Easy 2013 SS which I abandoned…or pockets in the front… vintage buttons down the back, etc.). However, after making the basic dress up I decided to keep it simple. I can see it being worn with a clutch in one hand, a nice cool drink in the other:)
quick facts:
pattern: Colette "Laurel" in size 0
fabric: linen on the outside, bemberg rayon on the inside
adjustments: Lengthened dress by +1 cm at armcysts, +3.75 at waist, +1.5 cm at hip – however, finally hemmed at 7.5cm above seam. Lengthened sleeve by +1 cm at armhole level. Bust darts lowered by 2 cm in total (+1 cm moved by lengthening dress at armcysts, and lowered additional 1 cm – perhaps lowered a little too much.)
On a last note here is how my garden is looking lately, very green! I love it!


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The other day I went for coffee with a very frustrated marketer.
She had been hired by a manufacturing company that claimed they had decided it was time to invest in marketing.
Unfortunately, they didn't really mean it. She's been stymied at every turn. Nobody is seriously interested in changing what they are doing.
Why Mess With Success?
Their business is doing well. Still growing. No obvious customer dissatisfaction. (At least not more than normal.) And everyone is busy, so rethinking their haphazard (or non-existant) approach to marketing just isn't a priority. Today's guest, Roger Pugsley, Director, Service Excellence at Oxford Properties Group, faced the same situation with some of his company's managers. Although overall the company is clearly committed to improving customer service and customer experience, there were some managers who had a "why mess with success" attitude. They were doing well. Why change?
Customer Service Improvement Strengthens The Bottom Line
The answer, which Oxford Properties has now been able to demonstrate, is that those units that have adopted a more customer focused approach have been even more successful. They have higher levels of employee engagement and are more profitable. Roger also knows that the world isn't standing still. Customer experience (CX) is a crucial competitive battlefield these days. "There are so many examples of organizations that have sat still and then been killed by competitors," he notes. "We can't stop. If we do stop, we'll get overtaken."
Oxford Properties' Customer Experience Initiatives
In today's interview we discuss how this diverse, global company, which owns and operates office towers, shopping malls, residential apartment complexes, industrial complexes, and high end hotels, approached changing to a more customer-service focused culture. This included:
- A senior executive who came to realize how important consistent customer service is, and how delivering that relies on engaged & empowered employees.
- The Oxford Commitment Cube, which pops up on every employee's desk to remind them of the core service principles.
- An ongoing system of facilitated meetings between managers and groups of no more than 20 employees at a time to discuss CX ideas. Having an outside facilitator seemed odd at first, but it turns out that it really helps.
- The surprise discovery that employees wanted to serve customers better, but didn't feel empowered and supported in doing so. (I hear all you employees out there saying "Duh!")
- Their inclusion of outside contractors and suppliers in their customer service programs. They even include them in a program that gives every employee & contractor $500 to use at their discretion to make things better for customers.
- The highly successful O-Positive platform, which combines Pinterest and Facebook-type features to showcase employee initiatives that have helped customers. This has proven to not only be a great way to share successes, but a gold mine of ideas that can be transferred to other areas of the organization.
Would your company trust employees and contractors with $500 each to spend at their discretion to please customers?
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Philly, PA!! Stand up as Sunday Best Season 4 Winner Amber Bullock takes a little break from the King's Men Tour, to perform at Live Music Haven, at Warmdaddy's on Oct. 8th! She will have a full live band and you know being compared to Jill Scott, this jazzy, neo-soul gospel singer is sure to please. Make sure to GO HERE to purchase tickets!!
Amber Bullock has been keeping busy as a featured guest on the King's Men Tour. Her album, "So In Love" is available in stores and online markets everywhere. Amber has garnered two nominations for the 2013 Stellar Awards: Best New Artist and Contemporary Female Vocalist of the Year. Her music video for her hit single "Lord, You've Been So Good" was received well, when it was the New Joint of the Day on BET's 106 and Park.


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Coping with client stupidity
June 7, 2006
It's hard dealing with clients. By definition, they are stupid, arrogant, stubborn, clueless and have an IQ in negative numbers.
One of the agencies we deal with has a large corporate client whose homepage now looks like a cheap porn site or a dumbass kid's myspace profile it has so many flashing animations. We tried to explain to them that having four simultaneous animating elements on a page wasn't a good idea, but they didn't want to know.
Can't remember what their exact response was, but it was something like this…
"I need more pesshht peesshht chuttt chutt papapapa on this animation"
How do you argue with that? You don't. Give them more pesshht peesshht chuttt chutt papapapa dammit. Haven't you heard the client is always right?
Or what do you say when they say things like "Whatever you do, don't put our phone number on the contact page". Umm, it's a contact page.
For more client stupidness, check out Clientcopia. It has a great selection.


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