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Online courses explode, but 90 percent of enrollees drop out within two weeks. Why?
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Auteur : Satesh Bidaisee, Maureen Downey
Date de l'info : 3 août 2016
The recent growth of online education has been astounding. Last year, 35 million people signed up for at least one online college-level class. That's more than double the previous year's enrollment. The popularity of online learning is easy to understand. … Lire
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Coursera rolls out first course on cryptocurrency for free
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Auteur : EconoTimes
Date de l'info : 8 août 2016
Coursera, a venture-backed educational technology company that offers massive open online courses, has introduced a free course on cryptocurrency, titled 'Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies' that will begin from September. According to the course website, the course will focus on understanding … Lire
What Grad Schools Think of Your Online Bachelor's Degree
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Auteur : Jordan Friedman
Date de l'info : 1 août 2016
Grad school admissions officers usually won't instantly know whether applicants earned a bachelor's degree online, says Sean-Michael Green, associate vice president of graduate enrollment at the University of New Haven, who focuses on arts and sciences, business, engineering, criminal justice … Lire
Gamification: Passing Trend or Pathway to Workplace Productivity?
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Auteur : Gina Ragusa
Date de l'info : 2 mai 2016
Business owners and CEOs are constantly searching for ways to remain competitive, keep employees engaged and boost productivity. Incentives, internal contests and training have often been used, but more recently companies are taking a closer look at the emerging phenomenon … Lire
SAM Labs raises $4.5M to turn kids into IoT-mavens
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Auteur : Haje Jan Kamps
Date de l'info : 1 mai 2016
London-based SAM Labs just announced that it raised £3.2M ($4.5M) from a group of investors led by Imperial Innovations. In addition to the institutional investor specializing in commercial spin-outs from academic institutions, the round was padded out with smart money … Lire
With Genius Teacher, Advitiya Sharma aims to make education more adaptive for teachers and students
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Date de l'info : 2 mai 2016
For the education system to run smoothly, both students and teachers need to be on the same page and the teaching methodology needs to evolve constantly with time. The worst case scenario of what could happen has been well portrayed … Lire
Facebook forums would boost MOOC completion rates
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Auteur : John Ross
Date de l'info : 4 mai 2016
Subtle course design changes and Facebook-style forums could boost completion of massive open online courses, American researchers say. An analysis of 44 MOOCs offered on the Coursera platform has found that the timing and even titling of lectures could help … Lire
Developing country MOOC users not like those in the U.S.
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Date de l'info : 2 mai 2016
A new study from researchers at the University of Washington has revealed that half of developing country MOOC users are receiving certification. And while many assume that the main barrier to developing country MOOC use is lack of technology skills … Lire
Online degrees could make universities redundant, historian warns
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Auteur : Richard Adams
Date de l'info : 17 avril 2016
Oxford, along with all other universities, faces an "uncomfortable future" unless it embraces online degrees and draws up plans for raising billions of pounds to go private, according to the university's new official history. The book, to be launched by … Lire
Opportunity Cost of Classroom Over eLearning Staff TrainingNews
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Colwell Ramp
The Colwell Ramp is owned jointly by Stonington and Isle au Haut. It was purchased to provide a public boat launch ramp, a kayak launch site, and a commercial equipment and material loading site for nearby islands including Isle au Haut.
The property is located at the foot of Seabreeze Avenue next to the Isle au Haut Ferry terminal. To access the property turn right onto Colwell's Lane just before entering the ferry terminal.
Parking for loading and unloading ( 30 minutes ) only due to limited space. Vehicles and vehicles with trailers should unload, then park in authorized or private parking sites off site to allow others plenty of room due to the volume of users.
The property is a work in progress, a granite pier with floats for dinghy's and temporary tie-ups, an expanded launch ramp, and a heavy material loading hoist are proposed.
Please be sensitive to the needs of others using the facility. Remove vehicles as soon as possible, take your garbage With you and dispose of it properly, be considerate of others trying to use the site at the same time.

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Laos and Cambodia's Angkor Wat
Adventure along the Mekong, from Cambodia into Laos and watch life along the river. Clamber between ancient temples, take a glimpse at the Killing Fields and help out with a rice harvest. Drift into Laos, visiting tiny communities as you sail upstream. In Laos, sleep opposite waterfalls in the rainforest, soak up the spiritual vibe of Luang Prabang and puzzle over the bizarre Plain of Jars.
Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos in three weeks
Fancy combining three great countries in three weeks? This itinerary combines the highlights of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos for one packed adventure! From sailing on a junk boat on Halong Bay's lesser known sibling, Bai Tu Long Bay, to marveling at Angkor Wat – you can ticket off three Indochina countries in one epic trip.
Combine all the magic of Indochina
The ultimate Indochina adventure, mixing all four countries over one month. Begin amidst the chaos of Bangkok and end at the jungle ruins of Angkor, sleep aboard a traditional junk boat in the waters of Halong Bay, trek to minority villages tucked between the rice terraces and drift along the Mekong into Cambodia. Finally, ending in Cambodia, where you can top off your trip with a sunrise over Angkor Wat.
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Alex Latimer is a writer and illustrator based in Cape Town. His first children's book, The Boy Who Cried Ninja, was published in April 2011, followed by Lion vs Rabbit, Penguin's Hidden Talent, and Pig and Small.
Stay! A Top Dog Story was published in 2015, as well as The Baseball Player and the Walrus, which was illustrated by Alex and written by Ben Loory.
His latest picture book Never Follow a Dinosaur was published by Penguin Random House in July 2016.
Between working on more books, Alex writes and illustrates for magazines, ad campaigns and family birthday cards.


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Either That or I'm Getting Old
Before I start, I'd just like to publicly thank Elaine for accompanying me to Newcastle College's Space Bar last night. I wanted to see a band called Everybody Looks Famous when she probably just wanted to curl up on the sofa and watch Strictly. That said, I had been subjected to Elaine's preferred "aisle crawl" method of shopping for some (most) of the morning, so perhaps we ended the day even!
We interrupted our journey north in my old stomping ground, Low Fell, for a pizza (actually it was one each). I had the pepperoni version... and very nice it was too. On the menu, it was called Diavola, an Italian word which roughly translates as... "tasty, but it'll get you in the morning".
Anyway, we duly arrived at the Space Bar... to be asked which band we had come to see by the bloke on the door. At this point, I should have said it was none of his bloody business, but some people were just born polite I guess and we duly settled down on the comfiest looking step with our diet coke filled plastic glasses to enjoy the evening's festivities.
The first "band" consisted of a guitar player (term used loosely) and three girls, one, two or more of whom were out of tune during most of Teenage Dirtbag a cover of a song by Wheatus (a fact that I didn't even need to Google... but I still did just to make sure...). The next group comprised four young lads, including a bass guitarist who, to his credit, looked very convincing, but apparently wasn't actually playing a note! The singer did a decent job of singing, but his "patter" needs a lot of work... either that or I'm just getting old... or maybe it's a mixture of both.
Falling Faster followed... a bit New Found Glory-ish... and a decent band, I'd say. As is often the case, the sound system was turned up high enough to make most words indecipherable, but they seemed to be having a good time, as did the crowd which was sparse and very young...
Either that or I'm just getting old... or maybe it's a mixture of both...
By this time, Everybody Looks Famous' singer Lex had come over to say hello (and I have the photo to prove it) and have a quick chat and I even got a "friend to the stars... of the future" pic with the whole band. I must admit, however, it's weird when you make a 100-mile round trip to see a group whose singer is the same age as your younger daughter. I saw bands like U2, Stiff Little Fingers, The Clash and The Alarm back in the... ahem... 1980s. I still love to listen to live music, but time passes, hair turns grey... then disappears... and however nice the welcome you do sort of feel like you're gatecrashing someone else's party...
Moving on... Everybody Looks Famous eventually had their turn on stage and I must say they were really good. Highlights? Well Falling Lights is a strong track and the new single Spotlights is excellent too... but I did have to smile at what Lex described as an "invasion" which resulted in more of the audience being on stage with the band than left watching them! Strictly speaking it's not an "invasion"when the singer is actually helping people clamber onto the stage, but that's only a minor point!
Next would have been Amy Can Flyy (that's how they spell it), but it was also our time to flyy and we certainly did... Newcastle College to Tesco in Teesville in 47 minutes. We stocked up on alcohol and the night ended exactly as Elaine had wanted it to start, curled up on the sofa watching Strictly...
I'll close with the link to Everybody Look Famous' Facebook page... talented kids... why not have a listen?
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All my own work... almost.
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The last-ditch appeal by 47 Russian athletes and coaches to take part in the Winter Olympics has failed
PYEONGCHANG — The last-ditch appeal by 47 Russian athletes and coaches to take part in the Winter Olympics has failed.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) made the dramatic announcement Friday, just hours before the opening ceremonies.
CAS Secretary-General Matthieu Reeb read the decision in the time-honoured manner of jurists the world over – 20 minutes later than scheduled and without taking a single question from hundreds of the international press.
The group had challenged an earlier International Olympic Committee decision not to invite them to join 169 others pronounced "clean" by the IOC and allowed to compete as "athletes from Russia" but under a neutral flag.
The three-member CAS panel of arbitrators found the IOC had the discretion to determine which athletes it would invite to participate.
It was always a curious appeal, one described by Canada's Dick Pound this week as akin to an argument about whether one actually can have an entitlement, a right, to be invited to dinner.
Pound, the founding president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and senior member of the IOC, predicted the Russians would fail because the IOC, like every other host on the planet, has no legal requirement about who should or shouldn't be asked to sit at its table.
That table is these Olympics, of course, where the athletes of the world commit themselves, as the Olympic oath famously has it, to "a sport without doping and without drugs in the true spirit of sportsmanship".
Yet doping, and the threat it poses to the fairness of sport, is the significant shadow over these Games, as it has been over so many previous ones.
Russia was found by independent investigator (and Canadian) Richard McLaren in 2016 to have engaged in an enormous state-sanctioned conspiracy to defeat doping tests in Sochi in 2014 – and before and beyond.
It was an unprecedented finding essentially confirmed by a separate IOC commission headed by Samuel Schmid last year.
In his second report, McLaren and his team found that upwards of 1,000 individual Russian athletes were involved in or had benefitted from the "manipulation to conceal positive doping tests", though he acknowledged he wasn't able to assess "the sufficiency of evidence to prove an Anti Doping Rules Violation (ADRV) by any individual athlete."
In the wake of those searing reports, the IOC banned Russia from these Games, found 43 Russian athletes had committed Anti-Doping Rules Violations, but nonetheless issued "invites" to others it considered clean.
Forty-two of the 43 banned athletes then appealed to the CAS, and on Feb. 1, 28 of them won, reversing their exile and theoretically meaning they could compete here.
But when the IOC didn't immediately add them to the list of invitees, they again appealed to the CAS.
Thus, even as the first competition of these Olympics was underway Thursday – naturally, it was a curling mixed doubles event between the United States and, you guessed it, Russia – lawyers for some of the Russians appeared at the ad hoc CAS hearing.
It was held at a condominium tower near the alpine skiing venue and was, of course, a secret proceeding. Press and public are never allowed in to CAS hearings, so reporters waited behind barriers, hoping for a word or two as the parties dispersed.
So mysterious are the workings of the CAS – even the signs for the hearing pointed merely to an elevator — that while a panel of arbitrators reversed the IOC ban on the 28 athletes, the actual reasons for the decisions haven't yet been released.
Indications, however, in the CAS press release about the decisions is that the panel found insufficient evidence to prove individual rule violations, or, in a twist on the old saying, that an absence of evidence may indeed be evidence of absence.
Given that McLaren found that before WADA investigators arrived at the Moscow laboratory central to the Russian scheme, samples had been destroyed en masse, that should go some distance to explain the absence.
The CAS has promised to release the reasons for its decisions – the one reinstating the athletes and the one rejecting the challenge of the IOC's refusal to invite them to compete — as quickly as possible.
But the result is, well, chaos.
As WADA president Sir Craig Reedie said Thursday, "I'm saddened by the fact we are in CAS all day every day", even on the eve of the opening ceremonies.
He's saddened, Dick Pound is furious (he said the IOC decision demonstrates the IOC no longer has the athletes' backs), and Friday, when almost 3,000 athletes from the nations of the world watch as a representative takes the solemn oath on their behalf, they must be forgiven if they choke at the sight.
A year or two from now, how many more medal-winners will be stripped of their hardware, how many more found to have cheated here?


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Posted: 2000-02-15
Montréal - Since December, the Ministry of Natural Resources has initiated a "consultation" process toward the approval of the forestry companies' 25-year and 5-year management plans, as provided in the Forest Act. These plans encompass forestry activities for the next 25 years and contain estimates of the volumes of wood to be logged annually in public forests.Notwithstanding the important nature of these management plans, the Minister responsible has criticized the plans and the process for their approval. In a 1998 internal review document concerning the entire forestry system in Quebec, the Minister of Natural Resources admitted that current company forest management plans were incomplete and that the existing public consultation process is deficient. The lack of publicity regarding the process and absence of accessible popularised versions of the plans were notably pointed out.
In spite of his own condemnation, Minister Brassard has opted to use this very same process to review the next crop of 25-year cutting plans that he has labelled incomplete, thus failing in his responsibility to provide the assurances that Quebec's public forests are being properly managed for the benefit of all.This is why we vigorously denounce this deceptive pretence of consultation, which only demonstrates that the Ministry of Natural Resources holds the interests of multi-national corporations above those of the Quebec population and the Crees. The following points demonstrate why it is clear that the Ministry has no interest in holding meaningful consultations regarding the current round of forestry management plans.
To date, clear-cutting in public forests has never been subjected to any environmental assessment of any kind. Instead, the "consultation" process put in place by the government has as given a "blank check" to the forestry companies and completely denied the interests of the general population and others with respect to the protection and uses of public forests beyond clear-cutting.
Thus, we denounce these "sham" consultations and request a moratorium on the current approval process of the 25 and 5-year plans.


text: For some reason, when I go to Data Management ->Save Data -> Wii -> SD Card my Wii will freeze. Loading games from the SD Card via the SD Menu works fine. I tried formating the SD Card completely but no change. If I have no Card in the slot and go to the SD Save menu it will also freeze. I tried another SD Card and same issue. It was working earlier today. The only difference is that now I have cIOS 222. I was on 3.2E, updated to 4.0 using Waninkoko's Updater.


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Kansas City's Largest Locally-Owned Accounting Firm Grows Tax Department with Combination of New Hires and Promotions
MarksNelson, Kansas City's largest locally-owned accounting firm, is pleased to announce the expansion of its tax department with seven additions to the firm. Beth Van Leeuwen joins as manager while Elizabeth Wilmarth is welcomed as supervisor and Malissa Sartain as senior accountant within the tax department. In addition, Russell Brown, Catherine Higdon and Theo Zecy were hired as staff accountants.
With nearly eight years of experience as a Certified Public Accountant, Van Leeuwen has worked with many multi-state clients in the manufacturing, distribution and service industries. At MarksNelson, she is responsible for managing daily client activities, compliance, planning and researching tax issues and changes. Van Leeuwen said she looks forward to working with a variety of clients across multiple industries and developing personal relationships with her new client base.
"MarksNelson has a great reputation for being a large local firm while also providing quality resources and expertise to clients on a personal level," she said. "I am looking forward to working at a high-quality firm with high-quality people."
Wilmarth, also a CPA, brings almost 14 years of experience in public and private accounting having most recently worked for a Fortune 30 company and has an extensive background as a controller. At MarksNelson, she is responsible for on-site accounting work and controllership for clients.
Sartain, a Certified Public Accountant, brings five years of experience working with high net worth individuals, small businesses and the business owners. She specializes in the areas of tax planning, compliance and problem resolutions. Her responsibilities include the supervision and review of federal and state income tax filings, along with coordinating internal training programs.
The tax department has further expanded adding Brown, Higdon and Zecy to the team as staff accountants.
Brown is a Certified Public Accountant having recently graduated in May with a Jurist Doctorate from The University of Kansas School of Law after earning his Masters in Business Administration in Accounting at Dallas Baptist University. Higdon is a graduate of the University of Central Missouri with a Bachelors in Business Administration with a major in Accounting. Zecy attended The University of Kansas where he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the School of Business. He went on to earn his Masters of Science in Accounting at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Managing Member Mark Radetic said the recent growth within the tax department is a reflection of the firm's commitment to providing the best resources, products and services to its client base.
"We are excited to have both experienced and fresh talents join our firm's tax department," Radetic said. "These professionals will strengthen our firm and help us continue to provide high-quality tax services for our clients."
Adding to the expansion, MarksNelson announced promotions for Nicole Eshnaur, Andrew Dahmer, and Christine Boushka.
Eshnaur has 11 years of experience in public accounting and will have increased responsibilities in the Accounting Services Group within the firm's tax practice. In addition to managing many of the firm's accounting engagements, she will also be consulting with clients regarding payroll and sales/use tax issues as well as providing controller services where applicable.
"MarksNelson develops relationships with clients to enhance and to understand their financial reporting," Eshnaur said, "providing excellent client service is a top priority."
Dahmer and Boushka have become Senior Tax Accountants with increased responsibilities working with tax clients and the development of new hires.


text: I've been having a problem with my PC. (I've Windows Media Center Edition) Well, whenever I double-click on a folder to open it up, it doesn't open but preforms a search instead. When I right-click it the "Search..." command is emboldened and the "Open" command is pushed lower down the list. It opens when I select it from the right-click menu though. So, can anyone help me with this?


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Union Hall Street station
Union Hall Street
The facade where Union Hall Street LIRR station used to be, today an entrance to York College (CUNY)
Archer Avenue and Union Hall Street
Jamaica, Queens, New York
|40°42′10″N 73°47′49″W / 40.70278°N 73.79694°WCoordinates: 40°42′10″N 73°47′49″W / 40.70278°N 73.79694°W
|Owned by
|Long Island Rail Road
|Main Line and Montauk Branch
|June 24, 1890
|1905 (or 1911), May 20, 1977[1]
|1913,[1] 1929–1931 (Grade elimination)
|August 29, 1905
|Previous names
|New York Avenue
Union Hall Street was a station on the Long Island Rail Road's Main Line at Union Hall Street at York College in Jamaica, Queens, New York City, United States.
A station opened at New York Avenue (now Guy R. Brewer Boulevard) on June 24, 1890, when the local Atlantic Avenue rapid transit trains were extended from Woodhaven Junction through Jamaica to Rockaway Junction.[2] The station was closed in 1905, but in response to complaints about the reopening of Jamaica station on Sutphin Boulevard (primarily because the downtown core of Jamaica was centered on Union Hall Street, the site of "Old Jamaica"), the LIRR opened a new one a block away at Union Hall Street in 1913,[1] when the tracks through Jamaica were grade-separated. Union Hall Street station was built near the site of the "Old Jamaica station," originally at ground level and eventually elevated between 1929 and 1931.
The building of the newer Jamaica station led to commercial development around Sutphin Boulevard and the new station became the primary LIRR station in Jamaica. Eventually Union Hall Street patronage dropped due to its roughly half-mile close proximity to the Sutphin Boulevard-based station. Union Hall closed on May 20, 1977,[1] although in recent years a decorative wall mimicking a station house was placed over the bridge where the former Union Hall Street station used to be.[2] Twelve years after the station closed, the transportation needs in the vicinity of Union Hall Street were compensated with the Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archer Subway station two blocks west of the former station, although this was more accurately a replacement for the former 160th Street elevated railroad station a block north on Jamaica Avenue, rather than for the ex-Union Hall Street LIRR station.
- ^ a b c d "Station Closing Not Sad Event" (May 21, 1977). Newsday (Queens/Nassau/Suffolk, NY) via ProQuest Historical Newspapers. May 21, 1977. p. 6. Retrieved April 25, 2015.
- ^ a b "LONG ISLAND station HISTORY". trainsarefun.com. Archived from the original on 2010-04-08.
External links[edit]
- Media related to Union Hall Street (LIRR station) at Wikimedia Commons
- Original Union Hall Street Station image (Unofficial LIRR Site)


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Money Follows The Person
Cuts threaten national program that transitions seniors out of nursing homesJanuary 09, 2018
Money Follows the Person is meant to allow patients access to care in home- and community-based settings, and viewed as helping provide quality care at a lower price.
More talk about putting nursing homes out of businessFebruary 14, 2014
Almost exactly two decades ago, we saw a huge push to move residents from nursing homes into home-based settings. But a funny thing happened once the number crunchers started doing the math. It soon became clear that such a shift would actually increase long-term care costs. Not surprisingly, the plan was given a quiet, decent burial
Tales of transitionJune 07, 2012
It's hard not to be struck by the number of transitions that are occurring all over the place this time of the year. My refrigerator is plastered with birth announcements, wedding invitations, high school and graduation party invites, baby shower registries, new jobs, guest lists and vendor lists.
Obama administration has missed half of health law's legal deadlines, report claimsJune 07, 2012
The Department of Health and Human Services missed roughly half of its legal deadlines for implementing the Affordable Care Act, a new report from a right-leaning advocacy group asserts.
Federal nursing home-to-community transition program falling woefully short, researchers sayMay 29, 2012
A program meant to transition nursing home residents out of institutional care and into their own communities is not meeting projected transfer rates, a national analysis finds.
CNAs, home health aides in huge demand, but struggles ahead, experts warnAugust 18, 2011
Certified nursing assistants and home health aides will continue to be in huge demand, but a lack of training and low pay could mean a labor crisis for nursing facilities, home health agencies and even hospitals, according to a joint report from Kaiser Health News and The Washington Post.
Affordable Care Act provides $4.3 billion to strengthen non-facility long-term careFebruary 23, 2011
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced Tuesday that the Affordable Care Act will provide additional funding to programs that help Medicaid beneficiaries move out of institutions—such as nursing homes—and into community set


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Denne unavngivne Geisler har jeg sat op som paraply for de "grene" af Geislere jeg har samlet. Hvordan Johan Tobias, Johan Christian, Hans Jurgen og Hans Geisler præcist er relateret ved jeg ikke.
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Hans — Johanne Marie Hogo. Johanne was born Cal 1749. [Group Sheet]
Hans married Anna Margrethe Faust 7 Feb 1763, Garnison kirke, København. [Group Sheet]
Johan Tobias Geister er sikkert far til Jochum Johansen Geisler, f. o. 1720. Og sikkert er han gift med Agnete Jochumsdatter som må have bragt Jochum navnet ind i slægten, men er han også identisk med den Johan Tobias Geister der 1708 bliver gift med Maren Bertelsdatter ?
Navnet Johan Tobias, tyder på nært slægtskab med Johan Tobias Geisler, f. 20. febr. 1683 i Stockholm af forældre Christian Geisler og Barbara Lawe.
Johan married Agnete Jochumsdatter 31 Oct 1701, Skt. Mikkel kirke i Slagelse. [Group Sheet]
Johan married Maren Bertelsdatter 16 Dec 1708, Skt. Mikkel kirke i Slagelse. [Group Sheet]
Johan — Sophie Bisterfeld (Bitterfeld). [Group Sheet]
Jochum married Alhed Arentsdatter 6 Oct 1745, Korsør. Alhed died Aft 1774. [Group Sheet]
Den 12 Maij blev forrige Oeconomus paa Herlufsholm hr. Johan Christian Geisler begravet 86 Aar gl.
Johan married Birgitte Kastrup 23 Nov 1750, Skt. Petri kirke i København. Birgitte was born Cal 1727; died 02 Mar 1811, Næstved, Sjælland, Danmark; was buried 06 Mar 1811, Skt. Peders kirke, Næstved, Sjælland, Danmark. [Group Sheet]
GÆT ! - Hun kan være datter af rytter Johan Christian Geisler og Sophie Bisterfeld. Ved datteren _____ dåb kaldes hun godt nok Jensdatter (og ikke Johansdatter), men ved sønnen? Henrich Jordan Geislers vielse til Benedicte Mentz er ....
Mette married Frantz Jordan 17 Oct 1747, Skt. Peder kirke i Næstved. Frantz (son of "Jordan Paraply") was born Cal 1717. [Group Sheet]
Margrethe — . Unknown [Group Sheet]
Dod for 1823 uden at efterlade sig Born, men hverken fundet viet eller dod i Korsor.
Begge Ægteskaber barnløse.
Maren — . Unknown [Group Sheet]
Johan — Karen Christiansdatter. [Group Sheet]
Johan married Christina Dorothea Ahlefeldt 7 Dec 1781, Korsør. Christina (daughter of Christian Frederik/Ahlfeldt Ahlefeldt and Cecilie Magdalene Stegmann) was christened 19 Feb 1758, Skt. Petri sogn, København; died 4 May 1817, Korsør. [Group Sheet]
Frantz Jordans søn Henrich døbt 1752 er sikkert identisk med den Henrich Jordan Geisler der 50 år gl. år 1801 er urtekræmmer på Christianshavn i København.
Henrich — Benedicte Lovise Mentz. Benedicte was born Cal 1754. [Group Sheet]
Moderen kaldes Mette Kirstine JENSDATTER.
Sikkert død før 1764 da Frantz døber sit yngste barn Kirstine Marie.
Får lærebrev som barber i København 1768.
Johan married Else Christensen Raae 1782; divorced 1801. Else died 1840, Horsens. [Group Sheet]
Johan married Anne Thore Freyer 7 May 1802, Skt. Petri kirke i København. [Group Sheet]
Birgitte married Henrich Andreas Modermann (Mødermann?) 25 Jan 1799, Frederiksberg. [Group Sheet]
Kirstine married Nicolay Find 17 Feb 1792, Holmens kirke, København. [Group Sheet]
Sophie — Rasmus Michael Brendstrup. Rasmus was born 1772; died 28 Nov 1823. [Group Sheet]
Johanne married Søren Petersen Svarre 16 Nov 1810, Korsør. Søren was born Abt 1777; died 2 Dec 1828, Korsør. [Group Sheet]
Johanne married Peder Fobian (Adler) 4 Dec 1801, Korsør. Peder (son of Johan Fobian Adler and Anna Maria Cathrine Braadt) was born Cal 1777, Korsør; died 8 Mar 1843. [Group Sheet]
Henrik married Johanne Frederikke Hey 13 Apr 1826, Esbønderup, Frederiksborg hrd.. Johanne was born 1805; died 1875. [Group Sheet]
Jochum married Hansine Rasmine Ejby 6 May 1821, Korsør. Hansine (daughter of Hans Ejby (Eibye, Ejbye) and Ane Elisabeth Larsdatter Møller) was christened 28 Jan 1803, Skt. Povl kirke i Korsør; died 31 Dec 1846, Korsør, Slagelse herred, Sorø amt; was buried 7 Jan 1847. [Group Sheet]
Christiane married Lars Sørensen Skyum 10 Oct 1817, Korsør. [Group Sheet]
Else married Christian Georg Ernst Heinrich 30 Oct 1816, Sankt Mikkel kirke, Slagelse, Sorø amt. Christian was born Cal 1774; died 28 Aug 1848; was buried 2 Sep 1848. [Group Sheet]
Johanne married Johan Jacob Tetzlaff 21 Jun 1804, København. [Group Sheet]
Cecilia — Friderich Christian Jordan. Friderich (son of Johan Henrich Jordan and Else Christensen Raae) was born 6 Mar 1784, Århus; died 7 May 1860. [Group Sheet]
Johan married Mariane Frandsen 11 May 1814, Århus. [Group Sheet]
Friderich — Cecilia Elisabeth Geisler. Cecilia (daughter of Henrich Jordan Geisler and Benedicte Lovise Mentz) was born Cal 1787; died Fredericia. [Group Sheet]
Friderich married Christiane Maria Theresia Storck 1 Jun 1738. Christiane was born 1807, Horsens; died Aft 1868. [Group Sheet]
Birgitte — Christian Ditlev Frisch. [Group Sheet]
Peter — Johanne Arentine Hviid. Johanne died Århus. [Group Sheet]
Peter — Marie Hansen. Marie was born Abt 1821. [Group Sheet]
Plejebarn (1834) hos Skomager Bæhr i Korsør.
Peter — Sidse Marie Geisler. Sidse was born Cal 1811, Holmstrup sogn, Holbæk amt. [Group Sheet]
Jensine — Johan Tobias Ernst. Johan (son of Christian Georg Ernst Heinrich and Else Marie Geisler) was born Cal 1825. [Group Sheet]
Jens — Vilhelmine Hartvigdine Ernestine Smith. [Group Sheet]
Rasmus — Sophie Magdalene Lundager. Sophie was born 1822; died 1883. [Group Sheet]
Peder married Joakimine Achilline Fobian 2 Jan 1864, Skt. Mikkel, Slagelse. [Group Sheet]
Therese married Christian Peter Charles Andersen 16 Oct 1861, Korsør. [Group Sheet]
Hans — Karen Gamst. Karen was born 1819; died 1903. [Group Sheet]
Elisa married Frederich Wilhelm Gøth 25 Apr 1851, Skt. Povl kirke i Korsør. Frederich (son of (Johan) Hendrik Gødth (Gøth) and Ane Marie Holm) was born 9 May 1815, Slagelse; was christened 24 Oct 1817, Skt. Mikkel kirke i Slagelse; died 19 Oct 1878, Slagelse. [Group Sheet]
Joachine — Søren Christensen. Søren was born 1840; died 1900. [Group Sheet]
Johan — Jensine Dorthea Geisler. Jensine (daughter of Henrik Garb Geisler and Johanne Frederikke Hey) was born 19 Oct 1826, Esbønderup sogn, Holbo herred, Frederiksborg amt; died 17 Oct 1898, Hillerød. [Group Sheet]
Theodor — Ane Kathrine Pedersen. Ane was born 1832, Ejstrup sogn. [Group Sheet]
Maria — Niels Andresen. Niels was born 7 Feb 1850; died 14 Oct 1927. [Group Sheet]
Georg married Julie Christiane Geisler 1 Jul 1888, Hillerød. Julie (daughter of Jens Christian Geisler and Vilhelmine Hartvigdine Ernestine Smith) was christened 11 Feb 1867, Hørve. [Group Sheet]
Julie married Georg Frederik Ernst 1 Jul 1888, Hillerød. Georg (son of Johan Tobias Ernst and Jensine Dorthea Geisler) was born 25 Apr 1862, Hillerød; was christened 27 Jun 1862, Hillerød. [Group Sheet]
Joachine married Jørgen Daniel Kruuse 6 Mar 1878, Korsør. [Group Sheet]
Vilhelm married Ellen Cathrine Petersen Bef 1 Feb 1906. Ellen (daughter of Anders/Petersen Pedersen and Lovise Christensen) was born 22 Jul 1873, Kongsted, Niløse sogn, Holbæk amt; was christened 25 Oct 1873, Niløse sogn, Merløse herred, Holbæk amt; died 1919. [Group Sheet]
Karla — Jens Peter Jørgensen. Jens (son of Niels Jørgensen and Ane Marie Christensen) was born 4 Feb 1898, Grønholtvænget, Sørbymagle sogn, Sorø Amt; was christened 7 Apr 1898; died 01 Feb 1974, Jasminvej 37, Slagelse. [Group Sheet]
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Girvan put up strong fight in cup tie.
Girvan FC produced arguably their best display of the season so far as they went down fighting in a defeat to Benburb in the West of Scotland Cup. The Seasiders lost the tie 4-2 away from home on Saturday but they were leading at one point and the match only turned on a controversial red card.
Ian McIntyre's penalty after 19 minutes had Girvan ahead in a tie they went into as 5/1 outsiders with the book makers. The lead was shortlived with Benburb equalising five minutes later on 24 minutes. Girvan more than held their own though and went in level at half-time. The home side completed their turnaround early on in the second half when they took the lead on 51 minutes to go ahead 2-1.
The game turned on a decision to send off Girvan's Neal Gilmour for a challenge on 57 minutes. The referee claimed Gilmour had gone in studs up on one of the Benburb players but the Gazette understands that the club are hoping to appeal the decision.
Brother who murdered sibling at mother's flat jailed for 18 years
A man who murdered his brother in a knife attack while they stayed at their mother's home over the festive period has been jailed for life. Peter Moore, 28, was found guilty of murdering his brother Derek at their mother's flat in Glasgow on January 3. The two brothers had been staying at their mother's home in Drive Road, Govan, over Christmas.
Made in Glasgow: Shearer Candles boss Ian Barnet sheds some light on benefits of Govan factory
IAN BARNET says that when it comes to manufacturing, other cities don't hold a candle to Glasgow.
The owner and MD of Govan-based Shearer Candles , Ian is always ready to wax lyrical on the many perks of operating out Scotland's biggest population centre. But the chandler king reckons the light of knowledge for our young people must be encouraged for manufacturing to thrive.
He said: "Glasgow is extremely well placed. Our transportation links are fantastic for export and it's easy for clients to visit us from China, Europe and the US. There are challenges though and I'd like to see more education and training opportunities for local people, especially the young." Founded in Glasgow in 1897, the firm was once chandler to the British Empire, producing millions of cheap candles.
Sarah-May Philo: Glasgow has created its own romance and friendship - and we should celebrate it
Men drinking beers at the Tall Cranes in Govan watching the England v Scotland football international match on a giant screen in November 1967.
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Good stuff Jimmy !!.
I have heard the Bens called many things but never 'Censored'. I would imagine this title is made with tongue in cheek !!. As it turns out Benburb lost 2-1 at Irvine Meadow yesterday in the Scottish Junior Cup. Shame that they could not have had a bit of a cup run. On Facebook they have pictures of the new ground which looks good.
St.Anthony's also lost out in the Scottish Junior Cup by 4-3 at home to Dunipace.
Hi David, Yes I was wondering about 'Censored' too.
Schoolboy reported after three teachers attacked
Three teachers were involved in an attack by a high school pupil.
Further details of the incident at the Inverclyde school, which cannot be named for legal reasons, are currently unknown.
Ambulance crews confirmed they were also in attendance at the school. It is understood nobody has been taken to hospital. Police were called to the school shortly before 10 am today.
Three teachers aged 61, 58 and 54 are understood to have been assaulted by a pupil during the morning incident. Despite ambulance crews being in attendance, nobody required any medical attention.
A police spokeswoman said: "A 15-year-old boy will be reported to the Scottish Children's Reporter's Administration in connection with alleged assaults on three male staff members, aged 61, 58 and 54."
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Hearts Football Club has announced it will implement the 'living wage' for all its employees, just months after the Edinburgh side exited administration.
The club's majority shareholder Ann Budge said the Hearts board would formalise the £7.65-an-hour minimum for all workers at its annual general meeting in December. It becomes the first club in Scotland to implement the policy, which is championed by anti-poverty campaigners and trade unions.
The announcement comes just days after it emerged the board of Scottish champions Celtic had advised shareholders to vote against the living wage at its agm next month. The Parkhead side announced in September it had made an £11.2million pre-tax profit last season despite a significant drop in revenue, while chief executive Peter Lawwell received nearly £1million in his annual salary.
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ALLY McCOIST insists his Rangers resolve will not be broken despite speculation over his future after Mike Ashley's Ibrox power grab.
The billionaire businessman has become the key decision maker at the club after his £2million loan deal with the under-fire Light Blues hierarchy.
McCoist's position has been called into question following the boardroom reshuffle, but the boss spoke with chairman David Somers and director Sandy Easdale yesterday.McCoist said: "Every manager knows how precarious the job is. I genuinely thought it was just two board members phoning to give me an update on what has been happening.
"It's not taken its toll. Like any man in any job in any walk of life, some days are better than others. It's the exact same for me. "But I've got some fantastic people around me. For that reason plainly, my resolve is as strong as ever." The SFA last night wrote to Ashley asking for clarification of his Ibrox involvement and plans for Rangers as they bid to determine whether he has any influence at the Light Blues top table.
Celtic boss Deila backs John Bhoy's glory bid
RONNY DEILA wants all his Celtic players to follow John Guidetti's lead - and shoot to be Europa League title winners.
The Swedish striker followed up his goal in Sunday's 2-0 win over Kilmarnock with the claim he believes the Hoops can net a quadruple this term, including the conintental competition. Even though he is currently ineligible to play in the Europa League group stage, the man who has banged in five goals in seven games said: "I want to win the quadruple - the three domestic trophies and the Europa League.
"That is what I want so now we have to focus on every game. The quadruple is certainly 100 per cent possible." But rather than call for a more measured approach from his charges, Deila has instead urged his men to also reach for the stars in their Parkhead pursuit of success.
The Celtic manager said: "I believe everything is possible.
McCoist determined as ever to steer Rangers back to the top
RANGERS manager Ally McCoist today insisted that his determination to return the club to the forefront of Scottish football still remains undiminished.
And he revealed he is hopeful the prospect of billionaire businessman Mike Ashley increasing his involvement at Ibrox will help him realise those ambitions. Glasgow was awash with rumours yesterday that McCoist was to be sacked from his position at the Ibrox club after more than three years in charge.
Speculation about his future mounted following the departures of the Rangers chief executive Graham Wallace and financial chief Phillip Nash.
And as the former Newcastle United managing director Derek Llambias prepared to start work at the Championship club today, the whispers continued unabated. But following a series of morning phone calls from chairman David Somers and shareholder Sandy Easdale, the legendary goalscorer was urged to concentrate on his job.
And the man who has taken his boyhood heroes from the bottom division to the brink of the top flight in the last two years stressed he had not considered quitting his post. He said: "I'm as strong willed as I've ever been to continue in my job of getting Rangers back to the top flight. And then further."I won't, and we as a football club can't, lose sight of that. We simply cannot do that as it is far too important to too many people. There have been a lot of things going on in the last couple of years when there might have been a reason, but certainly not an excuse, to take your eye off the ball."
Nurse is struck off for falsifying test results
A NURSE who "cut and pasted" previous blood pressure readings and faked other test results has been struck off.
An investigation found that at least 25 patients were given the wrong test results by Margaret Harrison, former practice nurse at Ibroxholm Medical Centre. She also recorded that a patient wished to die at home when no discussion had taken place. The incidents happened between April and October 2012 at the surgery in Paisley Road West and the nurse was sacked two months later.
She will never be able to work as a nurse again after being struck off the register by the Nursing and Midwifery Council last week following 20 years in the profession. The NMC said the nurse's actions were, "a clear abuse of the trust placed in her by her employer and the public".
Alarm bells rang after a patient called to make an appointment for a routine blood pressure check but was told that records showed it had already been done.
Ms Harrison admitted that she had "cut and pasted" the result from a previous consultation. The practice carried out an audit of patients who had attended appointments with Ms Harrison and found that data had been recorded on dates when no patient contact had taken place.
Miller backs Rangers to complete a foursome reel
KENNY Miller today insisted the Rangers squad's strength in depth should allow them to compete in the Championship and three cup competitions this season.
Kenny Miller believes Rangers can win four trophies this season
The former Scotland striker helped the Light Blues beat Premiership outfit St Johnstone 1-0 on Tuesday at Ibrox to move into the semi-finals of the League Cup.
And he is hoping to be in the starting line-up when they take on Dumbarton in Saturday's Scottish Cup tie. Miller is also looking forward to the Petrofac Training Cup semi-final against Alloa at the Indodrill Arena later this year. Winning the league and completing "The Journey" from the bottom division to the top flight is Rangers' top priority this season.
But Miller doesn't think Ally McCoist's side should write off the other three trophies. He insisted: "At a club like Rangers you should always be challenging for every competition you enter. "And I think we should be trying to do that regardless of the position we are in at this moment in time."
Fire guts derelict Broomloan Road school in Govan area of Glasgow.
The building was badly damaged in the fire and will undergo a safety inspection
More than 30 firefighters have spent the night tackling a large blaze at a derelict school in Glasgow.
Crews were called to the building on Broomloan Road, in the city's Govan area, just before 23:00 on Tuesday. Police closed roads around the former school while firefighters brought the blaze under control. The structure was badly damaged by the fire and will be the subject of a safety inspection by Glasgow City Council's building control officers.
An investigation into the cause of the fire is under way.
Govan to go if Scotstoun wins frigates order.
The shipbuilding heritage of the Clyde could remain but at the loss of Fairfield, Govan as a shipbuilding yard. That was part of the message today from Charlie Blakemore, Director of Transformation at BAE Systems which operates yards at Govan and Scotstoun.
How Scotstoun yard could look in a new era.
The company is currently exploring two options:
1 – to continue to build warships at both yards which are across the river from each other, with improvements to do so costing £100 million.
2 – transform Scotstoun yard into a world class, covered, single site, shipbuilding centre at a cost of £200 million.
Clearly favouring the Scotstoun option, Charlie Blakemore said: 'Both sites badly need investment. We lease Govan from Clyde Port Authority but we own Scotstoun and it has the footprint to create an acceptable and safe working environment.'
He also emphasised that with option 1, partly built ships would have to be ferried from one yard to the other costing more and adding about one third to the time of any project. But two vessels could be under construction simultaneously at a new Scotstoun. Showing a video prospectus for future workers at BAE Systems – as expressed by present workers – Mr Blakemore said: ' This is a really exciting time for us. This journey started two or three years ago and we want it to take us to into world class capability.'
Rangers announce Llambias as a non-executive director
Former Newcastle managing director Derek Llambias has been appointed to the Rangers board as a non-executive director,
the club have announced to the Stock Exchange.
It is the latest move by Magpies owner Mike Ashley to increase his influence in the running of the Ibrox club.
Rangers chairman David Somers announced last week that Llambias had been brought in as a consultant but now the club has confirmed he has taken on official duties. The club's statement said: "The board of Rangers announces that it has appointed Derek Llambias as a non-executive director. He was nominated as a director of its choice by MASH Holdings Limited pursuant to its agreement to withdraw its requisition for a general meeting, as set out in the announcement dated October 27, 2014. Mr Llambias has been acting as a consultant to the board of Rangers since October 28, 2014.
"Mr Llambias held various positions including managing director of Newcastle United Football Club between 2008 and 2013. Prior to this he has been involved in a number of leisure and gaming businesses. "In accordance with Rangers' Articles of Association, Mr Llambias will be subject to re-election by ordinary resolution of the shareholders of the company at the upcoming Annual General Meeting which is expected to be held in December."
CELTIC v RANGERS ... Stokes is targeting Astra and title charge
ANTHONY STOKES and Ronny Deila have united to insist all thoughts of meeting Rangers in the League Cup semi-final must now be shelved.
Anthony Stokes has urged his Celtic mates to forget about the Rangers semi-final clash
The Celtic striker and his club manager recognise how dangerous a distraction the tie can prove to be for a side with major targets to achieve long before the game early next year. The Hoops have finally got on to the shoulders of league leaders Dundee United and second-placed Hamilton after winning their fifth game in a row at the weekend.
And, with a crunch Europa League tie against Astra Giurgiu in Romania on Thursday -when victory could propel them into the last 32 - the excitement generated by the League Cup draw has to be suppressed for the time being. Quite simply, Stokes and Deila agree there is too much to play for between now and then. The Republic of Ireland international said: "The Rangers game is three months away, and we have to put it on the back burner. It's an exciting fixture, and something to look forward to.
"But, the main thing for us is to maintain the winning form we have been showing between now and into the New Year. So, we will put it to the back of our mind. "It is an exciting prospect, but the most important fixture for us is always the next one - and that's in Romania against Astra on Thursday." Stokes has an advantage over many of his team-mates in that he has already played in a Celtic v Rangers match.
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A top-heavy Miami Marlins fan who was sitting behind home plate tried to distract an opposing pitcher on Wednesday by jiggling her CLEAVAGE.
"Inside Edition" interviewed her. It turns out she's a 22-year-old named Korina Evaniuk, and she was there with a rich dude named Laurence Leavy. He also goes by the nickname "Marlins Man," because he usually sits behind home plate in bright orange Marlins gear.
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Particle and Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey have been confirmed to perform at this years South By Southwest Music Conference. The event will take place March 1317 in Austin, TX. The line-up features hundreds of bands including ulu, Robert Randolph, Umphreys McGee and Hanuman.
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Have you recently invested in an online platform that has dynamic applications ensuring a rich user experience?
If you've seen Fun with Dick and Jane think about the 3 minute sales pitch that Dick uses. Chalked full of buzz words, he may be selling air.
Because Barefoot engages highly interactive strategies for online marketing, we are always looking for innovations. We hear the sales pitch and think — WOW, there's something there. But after digging a little deeper we discover, well, air.
I looked up web providers who were selling a "dynamic" experience. You may have heard that word bandied about. I discovered that for $500 I could purchase a dynamic web site. Some of you reading this probably wish you had purchased that software because you paid a lot more for your dynamic experience.
Of course, those dynamic web sites were simple templates with some ability to content manage, usually online. (One does wonder how else one would manage an online tool, but I may too old to understand the complexities of the online world).
I am also intrigued by the many social media applications — especially in fund raising. As if social media will suddenly revolutionize the hard work of raising funds. Engaging social media is simply today's version of my mother who volunteered for the Cancer Society and went door to door to gather money for a worthy cause. With social media we can open doors that are further afield, but it's still a volunteer activity that will render low results (with the exception of high profile, media supported emergencies).
Technology doesn't change foundational marketing intelligence.
Archive for March, 2010
Technology: Friend or Foe?
POSTED BY: Gayle
Have you recently invested in an online platform that has dynamic applications ensuring a rich user experience?
Middle Donors
POSTED BY: Gayle
If you're a non-profit and raise money from private donors, we would like your help in understanding middle donors.
About 45-50% of our clients are working in non-profit sectors — many dependent on private donations. Growing revenues in an adverse economy is a challenge. Middle donors are an often neglected donor group that has high loyalty, consistent giving and, over their lifetime, significant contributions.
One of our clients took an extremely bold leap a couple of years ago. They stripped the middle donors out of their regular monthly fund raising mailings. Considering that this group gave substantial funds, this was very brave!
But it made sense.
We created a unique stream for them. The mailings always contained a strong profile of need. But we extended the format so we could explain more clearly and with more detail. We increased the offers and always included a reach offer. The giving multiplied by many times. These donors gave less frequently, but they gave much higher gifts.
On April 1 we are starting a middle donor research project. If you choose to participate, you will get a complete copy of the research and a personal research paper that focuses on your donor segment. We will also deliver the results in a private meeting with, well, me. We will need an interview with your lead development person and the e-addresses of a segment of your middle donors.
So if you'd like to participate in the middle donor research study contact Larry… email@example.com or 519-571-5058 x 206………. results will be distributed in August!
Design Intelligence
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Kev and I were chatting about the influence of design in marketing. He has great insights into design intelligence. Like most great insights, it's stuff that is floating in the back ground of our minds but too often we don't let it come to the forefront and really impact our work.
He sees design intelligence for marketing as one of the most critical components for impacting and motivating choice. But too often marketing teams don't use design intelligence. Some designs are totally consumed by layout. That's the technical skill behind great design: white space, typography, use of colour, clean lines, careful attention to grids. While great layout makes the piece pretty — it's doesn't push the edges towards brand personality, marketing principals and offer insight.
On the other extreme are the marketing teams who sacrifice design intelligence for fine art. Fine art is focused on the visual experience — not the message. The message is often subtle or determined by the viewer. It belongs on living room walls and museums.
Great marketing motivates and inspires action.
Design intelligence starts with understanding the overall goal, the underlying challenge, the audience, human motivations and, maybe most of all, takes the designer out of the picture.
As we were chatting, we were musing about a piece that we did for a client many years ago. Both of us hated it. While the offer was intact and the design intelligence was strong in understanding the overall brand and the motivations of the direct audience — our visual minds were really turned off.
It was the second highest performing acquisition piece that year.
That taught us a lesson. Our overall goal was to communicate to the audience. Frankly, neither of us were the audience. While neither Kev or I would be motivated by this piece — we were not the people the client wanted to motivated. The biggest mistake marketers make is to allow our own preferences to interfere with truly understanding the audience.
One more story…. when my son was about 2 years old my husband and I worked in a kid's program. One of the features of the program was a dorky beanie that had a helicopter blade on the top. On the way home I was nattering about the lack of sophistication of the premium when Chris piped up from his car seat: "I can hardly wait until I can get one of those hats!" The designer of the program was bang on in assessing the level of sophistication of the audience.
Design intelligence refuses to be tainted by personal taste. It is objective, rational and results oriented.
Barefoot Creative is looking for a designer as I write. Without a question we are looking for a designer with design intelligence!


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People look and search for workers to clean the house and office. Now you do not have to worry about cleaning, as carpet cleaning service is here to help you out. The organization is well known and famous in the region. You can get in touch with the authorities whenever you want. The authorities will arrange everything for you. The workers will be at your place soon after your confirmation.
About carpet cleaning Singapore:
• The organization helps the people in cleaning their houses and offices without disturbing the official works.
• The organization leads workers to the place, and they will do the cleaning part with utter care and importance.
• The authorities need to be informed about the destination, and you have to make the payments.
• On taking the service of the organisation, you do not have to worry about the cleanliness, as it will be taken care of.
People find it difficult to clean the house and the rooms they stay. Most of the people who are living alone or all the family members are busy in official works. It is also a great problem if the house is big and only a person has to clean the whole area. Cleaning itself is tiring and time-consuming. Moreover cleaning with the traditional tools and equipment takes too long and it is boring as well. You will be tired and have problems for cleaning for a long period of time. Thus do not worry start getting the work done by the professionals. The staffs of the organization will do the carpet cleaning.
Need for cleaning:
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• Without cleaning the house periodically, you will face health issues.
Thus cleaning is very important to stay fit and healthy. If you do not have time for cleaning or face problems during cleaning, then you should take help of the respective organization. The Singapore carpet cleaning will deliver the best service of cleaning your area.


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Lupe Fiasco may have seemed like just another concert at Iowa State. More expensive ticket prices are what students have come to expect for bigger name acts. It's rare to find tickets to a national headliner for under $30, putting Fiasco's $21 or $26 ticket fee just below the expected. What most fail to realize is that Fiasco was the first Student Union Board-sponsored entertainment act ever to play at the Hilton Coliseum.
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"The Show Goes On,"
Ethos: Vol. 2012
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DescriptionEdit".22 caliber "cadet" training version of the L85 rifles."
The L41A1 is a rifle added by Breakdown DLC.
- Accuracy: 2/5
- Durability: 3/5
- Noise: 2/5
- Recoil: 1/5
- Can suppress: Yes
- Scoped: No
- Weight: 8.4 lbs.
- Ammo Type: .22 Cal
- Ammo Capacity: 20
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- The L41A1 is based on the real life L41A1, a designation for the L85A1, L86A1 and L98A1 rifles converted to fire .22 LR rounds. It is used in Army Cadet shooting range excercises.


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SIM Plan - Voice and Data
TG Features Geo Fence SOS & Alerts Health Monitor
* Please note the watches come preloaded to you with its Telstra Sim, you cannot put in a pre paid or other telco sim as this watch only works on the sims we provide due to frequency of the chips inside. Please read carefully CANCELLATION TERMS, just because your child doesn't wear the watch or you have changed your mind or you didn't check the coverage for your area is not our fault. Once a sim is activated it is a legal contract with the telco your sim belongs to via Timely Guardian. We understand that at certain times of the year credit cards are under more pressure however if you default 2 months in a row we will suspend services until this is corrected and a reconnection of $10 will be charged.
|* Only works within the 2G Original Watches
* Comes pre loaded in watch
* $15 per month + gst = $16.50 month
|* gives you 30min voice and data per month
|* International roaming will be charged at $35 for the month
|* Now only a 6 month plan for all new purchases from 1/11/16
|* Cancellation fees apply at $8 per month remaining on your contract + gst
|* Admin charge for cancellation is $25 per sim
* If you default 2 months in a row for direct Debits - service will be suspended and $10 reactivation fee will be charged
Please check your area for OPTUS coverage before purchasing!
We have enjoyed the partnership of OPTUS over the past 12 months however with the 2G Network about to turn off in April 2017 for WA and NT ONLY and August for the rest of the country.
Those that have our current watches on the Optus 2G Network will be able to enjoy this connection until August 2017 unless you live in WA and NT as you will lose the coverage in April.
Please note that the 2G model will still work after April/August as the sim is 3/4G enabled. It is just the hardware that is 2G and so it will act as a phone on the wrist it will just lose the tracking and GPS mode.
Timely Guardian - CONNECT - PROTECT - EMPOWER
In April 2017 Optus has notified us that the 2G Network will cease in WA and NT. If you live in these states you have the option to cancel your sim or continue your plan on a month by month. The watches will lose the gps function but still work as a phone on the wrist.
If you live in NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, ACT, TAS your 2G Network with Optus will cease in August 2017. However as with the above states you can still use the watch as a phone after August if you choose to.


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I'm so glad you're here. I'm guessing you are here because you're tired of battling with your internal struggles and want a way out. You've probably tried a range of different therapies and modalities but nothing has really gotten to the bottom of it. I hear you! I was once there too, until I found hypnotherapy and mindfulness. Both of these have helped me to make significant changes in my life. Now I want to help you to become a master of your own mind and find peace within, so that you can live the life you truly want and deserve. All my sessions are offered online via Skype from the convenience and comfort of your own home/office/hotel room. As a qualified counsellor, hypnotherapist and mindfulness meditation teacher, I use a range of therapies to help and guide you to where you want to be.
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Poland will host the EHF European Handball Championship in 2016. The official draw of preliminary round groups of EURO 2016 will take place in the ICE Kraków Congress Centre in the presence of nearly 2,000 people. The leading slogan of the championship is: Feel the emotions.
The EHF EURO 2016 will take place from the 15th till the 31st of January. Poland will be the host of the event for the best European handball teams and thousands of handball fans. The Polish Handball Federation believes that, thanks to our wonderful supporters, the entire Europe will feel incredible emotions brought by this extraordinary sport.
Already the draw ceremony will demonstrate the important role of supporters and the huge popularity of handball in Poland. 16 citizens of countries taking part in the EHF EURO 2016 who live in Poland will be invited to participate in the draw. The event will be a feast of handball, during which supporters dressed in national colours will have an opportunity to experience thrilling emotions together.
Polish Handball Federation
A special pool of tickets has been made available to supporters HERE.
ICE Kraków
The 19th of June 2015, 2.00 p.m.
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text: New Museum: Temporary ClosureVideo | Updated 1 years ago In this video, Western Australian Museum CEO Alec Coles explains why the Western Australian Museum is closing. Transcript We're developing a New Museum for Western Australia here in the Perth Cultural Centre because we want to create a Museum that's owned, used and valued by all Western Australians and admired by the world. We believe that WA deserves that, and we've got so many extraordinary stories to tell in this State, we want the world to hear them. We believe this is one of the most significant museum redevelopments in the world today. It's got a value of over 400 million Australian dollars. So it's a huge project, and in order to make it happen we're going to have to close this site and pass it over to a contractor. That means the Museum will be closed for something like four years. Over that period we have to get all the collections off site so they'll be safe and won't be affected by the significant development that will be happening here. It also means it would be quite unsafe for people to visit, so that's why we have to close it. But the good news is the WA Museum is not one museum, it is many sites. We've got another five sites that will be enhancing their programs – two in Fremantle, one in Kalgoorlie, one in Geraldton and one in Albany. Over that period you'll be able to visit all those museums and they'll be doing great things, but at the same time you'll see the WA Museum popping up in all kinds of unexpected places. So don't think for a minute that we've gone away, as we plan for a very big future. View the discussion thread.


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Hey everyone , This is our second look fantastic beauty box we have received and if you follow us on Instagram Everything_rosy_ then you will know we received the box last Tuesday but haven't got around to posting this review. For more information on the price of the box check out last month's review : Mays LookFantastic box . So Lets take a look at this months products:
Ren - Glycolactic Radiance Renewal Mask
This is a 15ml sample of this product. I haven't used this product yet but I personally probably wont be able to either because its not suitable for sensitive skin. I would also recommend this to someone that loves the smell of oranges because its a very strong smell.
Balance me - Revitalising Hand and Body Wash
This was the full size product in the box at 100ml. It is made from 99% natural ingredients.The scent of this product is citrus,so not one our favorite scent.To get a full overview of this product we would need to use this product a bit more.
Label.M-Blow Out Spray
This hair product was London's fashion week official hair care product.The travel size i received in this box was 50ml.This product creates volume and is a heat & UV protector.
This sample came in 15ml tube. After using trying this product it made my skin feel so soft and smooth.I cant really pinpoint the scent of it but its smells amazing.
Caudalie Paris- Radiance serum
I have already received this product before in a previous subscription box and is not a product I really use but I quite like other products from this brand so i would recommend this product if you want a radiance serum.
Murad-Rapid collagen infusion
This is also a product that I wouldn't really use but i tried it anyway and made my skin so soft.
Over all I like this box but they could cater to different people instead sending out one type of box
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Finally, finally, finally! Never am I so happy to get up and go anywhere at 7 a.m. Chris's wife has been kind enough to let Chris give us a ride up Hwy 238 to the Black Mtn. Road, which will climb its way up the mountain and dump us off at mile 191 on the PCT. We cram into his car and hold on to dear life as he careens through every sharp road curve at a speed that should only be achieved on a nice, flat highway like Hwy 5. (Note: This is something I'm finding over and over again: SoCal drivers + mountain roads= vomit)His Subaru slides into a gravel area, and we all tumble out and kiss the ground. Okay, that's not true, but I do see relief on faces.
I hang out with Chris while everyone is assembling their packs. He's a foster dad and moved to Idyllwild from Orange County. He mentions he's thirty-eight, so I joke, "Oh. I thought I was flirting with a younger man," and wink. Chris has warmed up to me by now, and takes my teasing with ease. We give each other a friendly hug before I head up the road ahead of the group. Good-bye Chris! You will always be the best thing about Idyllwild!
We're all anxious to go, yet all but Todd seem to have a hard time getting started. I'm ahead, but quickly have to stop to change my shirts and put up my hair. Todd passes, followed by TnT. Five minutes later, I'm caught up to TnT, because Tumbler keeps pulling over to take a piss. "At least turn away from people when you do that!" laughs Texas. But Tumbler gives no fucks, and Texas throws her hands in the air, giving up. I pass them to find Todd standing at a small vista, looking out to where the PCT must be. There is snow covering all the tops of the mountains, and we both wonder when we'll reach snow ourselves.
Todd has been surreptitiously waiting for me, I think, and we continue up the steep road at a brisk pace. Todd was given a trail name by Driftwood, the fella I met at Mt. Laguna who had his trusty little dog, Ghetto, with him. This name is Savior-faire. Todd has hesitantly accepted the name, although I think he is waiting for a better one to come along. I've been calling him Savvy, for short. We huff and puff up the ridiculously graded switchbacks while Savvy tells me his whole life story. He seems to really need to let it all out, because he doesn't give me lots of room to tell my own stories. I really don't mind, since I'm practically wheezing up the mountain; there's no way I can talk and hike up this damned road. And it's taking its toll on Savvy, too; he's needing to take more and more rests. We decide to break 5 miles in, and I tell Savvy little bits about myself and complain lightly about my blisters. We wait for TnT to catch up, and take off again.
Savvy was an avid outdoors-man when he was younger, but confesses he hasn't donned a backpack in 20 years. He has just been through a divorce, as his wife of 24 years decided she "didn't want to be married anymore". There was vitriol, and Savvy even sold his furniture-making business for her before they called it quits. Savvy doesn't say that he's out here to heal from this blow to his ego and his heart, but rather that it seems like an opportunity to tackle something of magnitude, like the PCT.
Savvy is a friendly guy, but it's draining me to give so much of my attention to him. When he bows out to take a piss, I take it as a good moment to stretch my legs and speed up some of these hills. Its gotten snowy, and I thoroughly enjoy the way the snow pack crunches under my feet. Snow adorned trees are shedding little ice pellets left and right, making a most enjoyable clinking, tinkling sound. The sun is out, and as I fly up the road, I'm starting to see impressive views of the San Bernardino Mountains. I haven't hiked on a lot of snow; I had no idea I would like it so much. It's great, and the next 4 miles of what should be rife with effort, flows past easily.
I find the PCT, and break for lunch, waiting for Savvy and TnT to catch up. Within 30-40 minutes we are all here, and it sounds like all of us have enjoyed the snow and the views. Now begins the long, long downhill all the way to Hwy 10. Everyone's lunches are much more elaborate than my sad Payday and handful of mixed nuts, so I take off first. I know Savvy is gonna catch up fast, because 1. He told me that he crushes it on downhills and 2. He couldn't get over how far ahead I got of him, and now it's payback time. (He didn't say that- that's just my impression.) Sure enough, he passes me not 15 minutes later, leaving giant footprints in the patches of snow.
Down, down. So. Much. Down. It's killing my feet. The friendly path slowly gets thinner, overgrown with very unfriendly plants that leave long scratches on my legs. Washouts abound, and I am getting so exhausted. All my enthusiasm from earlier is extinguished. A mountain biker races up and past me, making me jump and stumble. I hear Savvy up ahead yell at the biker as he shoots by.
The views are gorgeous, looming mountains all around, with hot flat valley in the middle. I can see Hwy 10 far, far down there. The cars are so small that they look like they are barely moving; like they are being pulled by a string in someone's model diorama. I wish I could enjoy it more, but the trail has beaten me down for the day.
I'm limping when I find Savvy at our agreed upon camp spot. TnT show up and they are just as downtrodden. I pick a spot for my tent. It's so windy, I can't get my tent up. I waste 15 minutes looking for a better place. There isn't any. I go back to my original spot. Savvy happens upon me and helps me fight the wind for a pretty damn good pitched tent. "I'm capable!" I say, feeling embarrassed that I needed help. I crawl under my quilt, spent. I can't even look at my feet right now. I glare outside at all the beauty. I hate it. I love it. I hate it. I love it. I eventually grumble myself to sleep.


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Eating out vegan Chicago style thin crust pizza with black olives, mushrooms, artichokes, and onions with tomato sauce. Photo is 72 dpi.
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Vegan Spicy Tomato, arugula pizza at Gather in Berkeley, CA. Photo is 72 dpi.
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Win a Set of Monster MVP Carbon Headphones
Fri, 13 Sep 2013, 8:46 am
by Rob Clegg, Do Gaming editor
Tags: Monster, Monster MVP, Monster MVP Carbon, EA
All you have to do to stand a chance to win a set of Monster MVP Carbon headphones, is head over to the competition page and answer a very simple question.
We were lucky enough to review a set of these headphones and they provide some really awesome sound and have a sleek new look that all gamers will enjoy. Head on over to the Monster Products SA Facebook page as well as Monster Headphones to keep an eye out for more giveaways.
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We hope that everyone is having a happy and healthy holiday season! We've been quite busy but have had a few opportunities to squeeze in some hikes. After the first of the year things should pick back up here on the old blog 🙂
In January we will be starting something new. Once a month we will have a post on a hike we have already done. It'll be a revisit of sorts. Maybe the hike will be in a different season than the original or we might check out a hike that we gave a low or high rating, to see if those ratings still hold up. If there is a specific hike you'd like us to revisit let us know!
Happy Hiking!
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If you missed the online disaster conference, you can watch the recording online now. I have included the information below.
Jeanne M. Burke, MLIS, M.Ed.
The videocast of the Disaster Information Outreach Symposium, March 29-30, is now available:Day 1, http://videocast.nih.gov/launch.asp?16561
Day 2,http://videocast.nih.gov/launch.asp?16556
Speakers' slides will be added to the videocast in the coming weeks. Medical Library Association continuing education credit is available for watching the videocast through March 2012.
The PowerPoint slides for the class "Roadmap to Disaster Health Information Resources and Tools" are now available in PDF format at the "Class slides" link on this page,http://disasterinfo.nlm.nih.gov/dimrc/symposium2011class.html.
Submitted by Cindy Love
Disaster Information Management Research Center
Specialized Information Services Division
National Library of Medicine
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