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There is no doubt that, since the Brexit vote, the UK government has acted appallingly on the issue of EU citizens in the UK. It has failed to guarantee their rights, including their right to stay post-Brexit. The government seemed to suggest EU citizens would be used as bargaining chips in Brexit negotiations, betraying its willingness to keep EU workers from becoming equal citizens in British society. It said it would give priority to this issue once exit negotiations had begun, but to assign an instrumental role to EU workers in this way is inexcusable. This week, the debate got more heated, as it seems the Lords are likely to challenge the government's Brexit bill precisely on the issue of EU nationals' rights.
It was for these reasons that I supported the 'One Day Without Us' event at my university last week, as did the UCU union committee I am a part of. Migrants across Britain went on strike for one day to prove their worth and standing as UK citizens. I supported their protest because the government's inaction singles out people I live and work with for differential treatment and greater insecurity.
The government's disregard for EU workers is not popular. Theresa May has made a terrible misjudgment. A large majority of Brexit voters support a guarantee of existing rights for EU workers in the UK – two thirds of them, according to the National Centre of Social Research.
This should come as no surprise. Contrary to the media portrayal, the UK remains, relatively speaking within Europe, a tolerant country. According to the EU's own figures, published in December 2016, the UK is around the average with regard to attitudes towards EU migration, and more liberal than most on non-EU migration. The spike in reported hate crimes immediately following the Brexit vote pointed to some disgraceful actions by dyed-in-the-wool bigots who perhaps felt vindicated by the vote. But thankfully, such crime rates are falling back to their pre-referendum levels. Clearly, bigotry is not the same thing as opposition to the EU. There is no 'Brexit tide of hate', and certainly no 'fascist populism on the march', as some commentators have claimed.
Unfortunately, it's not just May who has assumed that intolerance of foreign workers is part and parcel of Brexiteers' outlook. Many organisations promoting the One Day Without Us strike (including my own union) saw it as a counter to 'the tide of xenophobia sweeping the UK' post-Brexit. The local event in my hometown of Canterbury was billed as: 'Three issues, one voice: support for EU workers, ban Trump, stop Brexit.' (Unite for Europe, a group explicit in its aim to overturn the Brexit vote, co-organised the event.) The view is that there is a generic hatefulness out there, and we must stand against it.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 150049
sshd segv when using pam_ldap and multiple ssh client windows
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:07:06 EST
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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.7.5)
Gecko/20041107 Firefox/1.0
Description of problem:
I get a segv when I open multiple terminal windows. I use the SSH
client from SSH Communications which allows you to fire off multiple
terminal windows within the same one connection.
This ONLY happens with using pam_ldap. I have tested with the
openssh-3.6.1p2-33.30.3.test RPM as well and still get this behavior.
This ONLY happens if I connect to the server as root. If I connect as
a non-priv users, everything works fine.
without privilege separation: sshd crashes when I open the 3rd window
with privilege separation: 2nd window causes segv
An strace shows a SEGV and I can send traces of whatever.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. use authconfig to enable ldap accounts and auth
2. ssh in as root with windoze GUI client
3. launch multiple windows, terminal or sftp.
Actual Results: strace shows sigsegv
Expected Results: work normally
Additional info:
Could you attach the strace log and could you get a backtrace of the
SEGV possibly with installed openssh-debuginfo package?
Can you check if nss_ldap-207-15 from
http://people.redhat.com/nalin/test/ resolves this?
The bug report is incomplete. No response from reporter.

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Perhaps you've gotten them as a garnish at a restaurant. Or as a fresh addition to a sandwich at a cafe. But sprouts, and micro greens are kind of all the rage, and you can grow them at home on your counter.
Quick and easy.
First, for a definition.
Sprouts are tiny plants that grow from germinating nuts and seeds in water.
What's the big deal?
Because you eat sprouts when they're just a few days old, you're getting a whole lot of nutrition in a small package. Seeds contain all the nutrients required to take the plant from a tiny seed to a full grown plant (which is hard work)! So ultimately, you get a whole plant's worth of nutrition in a tiny vessel.
These little power houses provide a surprisingly good source of protein, Vitamins (A, B, C & E), and minerals.
Sprouts were my introduction into growing food this season, because it can be done inside year round, with very little space – I'm talking less than a dinner plate amount of space on your counter.
I started by purchasing a stackable sprouting system. It's 4 circular trays that interlock, plus a top to pour water into and a tray at the bottom to collect water.
First, you soak your seeds in filtered water for 8-12 hours to get the germination process started. Then, you want to give the seeds one more rinse, and spread them out on the trays, like this:
Twice a day, you pour water in the top, it drips through all 4 trays, and collects in the container underneath. Each time you water, you want to rotate the trays (just take the one that was on the bottom last time, and put it on the top).
In just a few days, you have tasty sprouts!
That's IT! Simple right?
Once the sprouts are a couple of inches tall, you want to dry them thoroughly before storing them in the fridge. I've found that my sprouts stay fresher if I also wrap them in a dry paper towel before I put them in a plastic bag in my crisper drawer. You can expect them to keep for about 7-10 days this way.
But what about sprouting in a jar…
You can also grow sprouts in a mason jar on the counter. However, I didn't have the same level of success using the mason jar method. The sprouts were noticeably less healthy looking, even though I used the same seeds. If it's your only option, some sprouts are better than no sprouts, but I would recommend a better system. You can see the difference for yourself here! The sprouts on the left were grown in the sprouting trays, and the right were grown using a mason jar.
My biggest takeaway from my sprout growing? Some varieties of sprouts, particularly broccoli and radish, put out little white root hairs from their stems that look an AWFUL lot like mold. I hate to admit it, but I threw out a couple of batches of sprouts before I realized that the white fuzz I was seeing is totally fine! If you're growing the type of sprouts that are prone to these hairs, try a couple of things before you toss the batch.
First, check out the location of the fuzz. If it's all over, that's not right. But if it's specifically on the roots, like the arrow points to above, that's a good sign.
Second, give the sprouts a whiff. You might smell a little sulfuric scent if you're sprouting broccoli but the sprouts shouldn't smell spoiled. Also, if you water the sprouts, the white fuzz should temporarily suck back into the root. So, if you water your sprouts and they go back to looking normal, then all is likely fine and you can keep on keeping on.
Now, of course, use your common sense. You shouldn't see colored mold or eat anything that is unappetizing smelling 🙂
Now get to it! Growing sprouts is a super healthy addition to your routine, and it's MUCH more cost effective than buying those little containers at the store or farmers market.
Happy sprouting!


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Local business professionals are invited to meet and mingle with Chicagoland elected officials at the Sixth Annual "Breakfast With Your Legislators" event on Thurs., Sept. 15 at Saint Xavier University's Chicago campus, 3700 W. 103rd St.
Elected officials scheduled to attend include State Sen. Edward Maloney (D-18th), State Rep. Kelly Burke (D-36th), State Rep. Bill Cunningham (D-35th), Cook County Commissioner John Daley (D-11th), Cook County Commissioner Joan Murphy (D-6th), Cook County Commissioner Liz Gorman (R-17th) and Chicago Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th).
Registration and networking begin at 7:30 a.m. in the Butler Reception Room located in the Warde Academic Center, followed by breakfast and the program at 8 a.m.
General admission for the event, which includes breakfast, is $30 per person and $20 for members of the following organizations: Beverly Area Planning Association, Blue Island Chamber of Commerce, Evergreen Park Chamber of Commerce and Oak Law Chamber of Commerce.
This event is expected to sell out. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required by Sept. 12. Please register online at BAPA's website or by phone at 773-233-3100.
"Breakfast with your Legislators" is sponsored by AT&T.


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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Adelaide Crapsey Day -- 100 Years
Today is the 100th anniversary of the death of Adelaide Crapsey. She passed away on October 8, 1914. Crapsey is the poet who created that sparkling form, the Cinquain. The Cinquain has become a widely taught and practiced syllabic form in the English language. To celebrate this anniversary I am posting a piece I wrote for a local online community forum. This forum contains an active poetry section and I have, at times, posted poems there, as well as contributing to discussions. The post is an overall appreciation of syllabic forms in English poetry; Crapsey is highlighted as having a significance in the slow dissemination of that approach among English language poets.
Syllabics: An Appreciation
The 20th century saw many experiments in the world of English language poetry. Free verse took off, while at the same time the traditional, metric, approach to poetry continued among a large number of poets and especially song-writers. Another, much smaller, approach to English language poetry also emerged in the 20th century: the use of a syllabic approach and the emergence of short syllabic forms.
Traditional English poetry is metric, counting the stresses of a line. This is the approach used by Shakespeare, Wordsworth, Browning, Millay, Frost, countless poets and songwriters down through the centuries. The free verse approach does not use counting as a method for constructing a line: I see the 'free' of 'free verse' as referring to 'free from counting'.
The syllabic approach ignores stress and poetic feet. Instead, the syllabic approach counts only the syllables of a line. The difference can feel subtle, but there is a qualitative difference in the two approaches which the ear can hear. The syllabic approach is the standard poetic practice in a number of cultures such as France, Japan, China, and Wales. But it is new for English language poetry. I think of the syllabic approach as dating to the early 20th century. In particular, I think Adelaide Crapsey played a significant role in its emergence because she was the first poet to create a form, the Cinquain, which relied on counting syllables. Crapsey's Cinquain is shaped by counting the syllables of each line: 2-4-6-8-2, for a total of 22 syllables. It is interesting to observe the development of the form in Crapsey's own thought. It appears that at first she thought of the Cinquain as a metric form with the lines defined as 1 beat, 2 beats, 3 beats, 4 beats, and one beat. But she soon shifted to a syllabic presentation and today it is taught as a syllabic form. For this reason I think of Crapsey as marking a transition to a possible syllabic approach to English language verse. If I had to choose a date for syllabics entering English language poetry I would choose 1915, the date her small collection of poetry was posthumously published which included a significant number of Cinqauin. That makes syllabics in English just 100 years old.
Also influential in the emergence of a syllabic approach was the adoption of haiku as a form for English language poets. In the transmission of haiku from Japan to the U.S. different schemes were used to map the haiku form onto the English language. For this reason you will find different approaches used by different haiku poets and organizations. One group chose to map the Japanese count of 5-7-5 onto the English syllable so that to construct an English haiku you have three lines of 5-7-5 syllables. This is the approach used by Richard Wright, Mary Joe Salter, Haydn Carruth, James Hackett, Edith Shiffert, Richard Wilbur and many others; it is the approach also used by what I call 'popular haiku'. The widespread absorption of a 5-7-5 form has done a great deal to implant the legitimacy of a syllabic approach to English language poetry.
Elizabeth Daryush (who, in my opinion, is unjustly neglected these days) also took a syllabic approach to English language poetry. She was influenced by her father, Robert Bridges, an English poet laureate who preferred syllabic construction, and by Persian poetry, especially Hafez. Daryush was the first to apply syllabics to traditional English forms such as the sonnet.
Today a syllabic approach to poetry still remains a small, but growing, approach to English language verse. In the late 20th century a number of poets created syllabic forms that have developed followings. These include the Fibonacci, based on the mathematical Fibonacci Sequence; the Tetractys, a five line form of 1-2-3-4-10; the Lanterne, another five-line form of 1-2-3-4-1; the Rictameter, a nine-line form of 2-4-6-8-10-8-6-4-2; and many others. I really enjoy watching how these forms are being presented and picked up by others. Online poetry forums have facilitated the presentation and spread of these forms. Some of these forms are ephemeral; but some have developed significant followings. A few, like the Fibonacci and the Syllabic Haiku, have their own journals and forums.
I have become fond of these forms. I think what I like about these forms is that it brings out a craft approach to poetry. The basic idea is that you shape words to a pre-existing template, which in the case of syllabic poetry is the syllable and line count of the form. I think it resembles a potter making a cup. All cups have a similar form, a shape that allows them to hold liquid. But within that common shape infinite variation is possible. Similarly, all Cinquain share a common syllabic shape, but within that shape infinite variation is possible.
I also like the sense of being part of a poetic community; that is to say when I compose in a syllabic form I feel that I am connecting with others who have written in the same form. I like that sense of connection
I think of a syllabic approach to English language poetry as a 'third way'; I mean that it is neither free verse nor metrical verse. Because syllabic poetry does not count stresses it is non-traditional. The result is that syllabic poetry often has a more conversational quality to it than traditional verse. Because syllabic poetry is shaped by counting, it differs from free verse. Syllabic poetry in English is 'formal', but it is non-traditional in its approach to form: hence I think of syllabics as a 'third way'.
Personally, I started out writing free verse. But I'm the kind of person who needs a formal structure in order to maintain focus. I find that when I write free verse my poetry tends to wander and quickly become obscure. This isn't true for everyone, but it is an aspect of my own personality. An imposed frame helps me in being more articulate and communicative. For this reason I have, over the years, become more and more immersed in the syllabic forms that have so recently emerged in English language poetry. I find that each form has its own tone, or 'meaning' ('meaning' isn't exactly the right word, but it is in that direction). The form itself embodies a certain feeling. The Cinquain, for example, with its closing 2-syllable line, has a strong sense of closure and cadence. In contrast, the Fibonacci (with a syllable count of 1-1-2-3-5-8, etc.) opens up and has the feeling that it could continue; it doesn't have that same sense of closure that the Cinquain has. I have similar observations for the other syllabic forms; these are subjective, but also meaningful.
These syllabic forms are fun and, at the same time, challenging. Like a potter shaping clay, or a baker shaping flour, or a gardener cultivating plants, the syllabic poet grows poems in the garden of various forms. On this upcoming 100th anniversary of syllabics in English language poetry, I am optimistic for the future of these syllabic forms and the syllabic approach in general.
2 comments:
- Dji said...
Your "and many others" is intriguing, I'm still reading through your posts, so perhaps you have already done this, but if you haven't could you do a catalog of syllabic forms?
Thank you,
- May 10, 2015 at 8:18 PM
- Jim714 said...
Thanks, Danny, for posting a comment here. I'm not prepared at this time to post a catalog of syllabic forms. There are several reasons; some of the forms are ephemeral and disappear after a short time. The second reason is that there are a lot of them and I have experience in only a few. Having said this, I hope in the future to bring together my essays on syllabics and publish what I am calling 'A Garland of Forms', which I hope will be an introduction to some of the more widely used syllabic forms in English.
- May 14, 2015 at 9:19 AM
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A February 26 article in the Portland Press Herald gives a good overview of the bills, what's at stake, and who supports and opposes them:
The Senate on Tuesday began debating a broad veterans' benefits bill that would expand health care and education services for former military personnel but that some Republicans warned could overburden programs already struggling to meet demand.Read the complete article, "Broad veterans' benefits debated in U.S. Senate."
A provision in proposed legislation – named for Moore – would make it easier for veterans who were sexually assaulted while serving in the military to qualify for disability benefits.
The Democrat-sponsored bill would allow more uninsured veterans to receive health coverage through the Department of Veterans Affairs and would expand dental coverage. It would also allow veterans to qualify for in-state tuition at public colleges in whichever state they are living and cover the costs of fertility treatment for veterans made infertile because of service-related injuries.
The legislation also includes a provision – named for Maine veteran Ruth Moore – that would make it easier for veterans who were sexually assaulted while serving in the military to qualify for disability benefits.
A short March 7 article in the Portland press Herald by the same reporter as the previously mentioned article provides an update on the bills named after Ruth Moore, focused on Maine's two senators' different takes on the best way to curb sexual assault in the military.
Maine's senators split on military sex assault measureRead the complete article, "Maine's senators split on military sex assault measure."
Susan Collins was a co-sponsor of the bill, while Angus King supported a competing but less-sweeping measure.Maine's senators split their votes Thursday on a bill to transfer the decision over whether to prosecute rape and other serious crimes from military commanders to military trial lawyers.
Maine Sen. Susan Collins supported Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's bill while Sen. Angus King opposed it.
Both supported moving forward with consideration of a competing but less-sweeping bill written by Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo.
A March 8 article in the Washington newspaper, The Hill, discussing the frustration of Democrats in the House in getting bills passed through the Senate put some of the veterans bills in this category" Maine's Representative Pingree on the subject:
Three of the stalled Democratic bills deal with veterans and the military.Read the complete article in The Hill.
Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) has two House-passed bills awaiting action in the Senate. The Ruth Moore Act aims to improve the disability claims process for veterans with mental health problems due to sexual trauma experienced in the military.
Pingree spokesman Willy Ritch said he doesn't know when, or if, the bill will come up on the other side of the Capitol.
"Absolutely, it is frustrating to [Pingree] that this bill passed House and hasn't passed the Senate," Ritch said.
If it doesn't move in the Senate, Ritch said Pingree might seek an administrative remedy.
"She's been pushing this issue for a few years now. The end result may be legislation, but it may also be putting pressure on [the Department of Veterans Affairs] to act on their own," Ritch said.


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"GEOLOG will continue its strategy of cost reduction, eliminating all waste, reviewing its entire production cycle, streamlining the management chain and increasing field staff and management training on new technologies. GEOLOG will also continue to invest massively in Research and Development.
Ongoing collaboration with prestigious universities and a young diversified team of researchers are both key success criteria of GEOLOG's R&D initiatives. The crucial element of our
success is the enthusiastic team spirit that leverages all disciplines and knowledge bases, across field, base and HQ – everyone works driven by the desire to see GEOLOG succeed.
In the near future we are certain that we will be able to announce new technologies that will fuel another thirty five years of development and expansion for GEOLOG.
To all of you, our most sincere thanks. We look forward to many more good years to come!", Antonio Calleri, President
"Twenty years ago, the unit was equipped with only one PC where all the data of the online well were stored and saved. The software in use can be considered very outdated nowadays (Windows 3.1, database with MS-DOS, etc.). The acquisition and processing system consisted of a Motorola card with UNIX operating system. There were four online printers to plot in real-time and on continuous paper drilling and gas parameter curves, plus another printer to print every minute the alphanumeric parameters. At midnight, the plots were cut and stored in special folders (not like the current virtual printers that automatically generate 24 hours PDFs plots). After almost 21 years since my first job, a lot has evolved in terms of available technology and client expectations", Enrico Gemignani - Field Senior Data Engineer - 21-year milestone
Over the years, GEOLOG's HSE procedures have constantly improved with ever more awareness of safety on site and rules for implementation. GEOLOG's vision was always to ensure we meet or exceed all health, safety and environmental expectations of our stakeholders and strive to improve our H, S & E performance on a continuous basis.
In the last years, GEOLOG received many awards for its QHSE performance and several clients worldwide expressed their appreciation to GEOLOG for contributing in achieving important results, such as whole years with no recordable incidents. GEOLOG's operators have been receiving individual awards for their commitment to comply with the safety rules, policies and procedures and for their professionalism and teamwork at the workplace. This makes GEOLOG extremely proud!
In just a few decades, GEOLOG evolved from a mono-client company to the leading independent Surface Logging organization with global operations. Today, GEOLOG is present in more than 45 countries and is involved in exploration, development, deep and ultra-deep water offshore, HP/HT, geothermal and unconventional reservoir wells.
The continuous improvement of our technologies and our technical capabilities is a common target pursued by all at GEOLOG. Innovation is part of GEOLOG's DNA as shown by the important results and solutions developed and achieved year after year. At GEOLOG, we believe our development is never complete and we therefore continuously strive towards the improvement of our systems, equipment and processes.
We would like to express a special "THANK YOU" to all our clients over the world for giving us the opportunity to be your provider and for helping us to become the largest independent Surface Logging company worldwide over these 35 years. Thank you for the confidence you've placed in GEOLOG.
We look forward to many more years of working together!
"Such a long time has passed by between my first job interview in 1992 - at that time GEOLOG HQ was in a tiny apartment in Milan suburbs! - and my current position as Technical Advisor in Luanda. GEOLOG, in the meantime, has become the largest independent Surface Logging company in the world: from a handful of employees providing services only to the Italian market, to more than one and a thousand staff with operations across five continents! More importantly, GEOLOG is now a recognized brand and synonymous of excellent quality of service. We are all very proud of this achievement!"
Paolo Baldini - Senior Technical Engineer - 25-year milestone
During its history, GEOLOG has been actively supporting local charities, focusing on the education and quality of life of young children. For the last few years, for example, GEOLOG has been supporting the Institute Don Bosco in Angola. In 2015, the company donated a water truck to the organization, enabling the over 8,000 children free education on a daily basis and access to fresh water every day.
Recently in Chile, GEOLOG Foundation also organized a social initiative in Punta Arenas (Chile) with a local kindergarten that hosts 104 children aging from 8 months to 4 years old. This type of public kindergarten does not receive sufficient resources to auto-sustain, and most of the families do not have conditions to buy basic materials for the kids. For this reason, GEOLOG provided materials for them and arrange a magic show for the kids.
GEOLOG prides itself on engaging and working together with local communities in the countries where we operate!
A word from our President & CEO, Antonio Calleri, in the year that GEOLOG celebrates its 35th anniversary: "I am extremely proud to have taken part with our clients and employees in the development of GEOLOG from a small player into the leading Surface Logging company of the world, acknowledged in all markets and by all clients for its superior service quality and commitment of its field engineers and its cutting-edge technology and innovations. My most sincere Thank You to all of you."
By Fabrice Anglereaux, Sub Sahara Region Manager
GEOLOG is celebrating 35 years of existence and I have been here for half of this time! Coming from another Mud Logging company, I was first impressed by the quality of GEOLOG's material. Some of you probably remember the famous comperf, comgas of the Motorola! We then moved away from our UNIX environment to the current one – a difficult transition especially as we were effectively a rapidly growing startup at the same time!
During the past years, I have also witnessed the amazing evolution of our Mud Logging units and advanced services equipment. We have learnt a lot and now a very well-engineered and reliable product suite far above any competitor globally. When I joined the company, less than 10 units were working outside Italy in 3 countries. In 2015, GEOLOG had more than 300 units working in over 35 countries with 1700 employees. A true success story!
The original GEOLOG logo was designed in 1982 when the company was founded in Italy to provide mud logging services to AGIP on geothermal, oil and gas wells. 13 years later in 1995, with the company international expansion, opening bases in Tunisia, Congo and Venezuela, GEOLOG icon became more simplified.
After current management acquired the company in 2001 and when GEOLOG started to develop more innovative solutions, the symbol used since 1995, was replaced, in 2003, to a new version in blue color focused on surface logging and reduction of costs.
The 2013 logo, which is used today, was created to represent innovation, dynamism and consistently grown, reinforcing GEOLOG as the leading independent surface company in the world.
In 2017, GEOLOG celebrates the 35th anniversary of its groundbreaking history. Founded in 1982 in Italy to provide mud logging services, over the past years GEOLOG has been able to develop its innovative solutions and technological patents into commercial products and services, thereby significantly growing the client base across not only International Oil Companies but also across National Oil Companies worldwide. Many more anniversaries to come!


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Adam Warner is a professor in the Department of Marketing in the Stillman School of Business and director of the Market Research Center at Seton Hall University. He has over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry with an in-depth knowledge of sales, market research and product management across a variety of therapeutic categories at a number of companies including Bristol-Myers Squibb, Astra and Boehringer Manheim. His expertise includes messaging, positioning, targeting, new product development and sales force initiatives.
In addition to his strong client-side experience, he has worked as a consultant for various companies in the pharma industry and continues to serve in this capacity. A strategic thinker, he is recognized for his experience-based business oriented solutions. Adam earned his M.B.A. from the University of North Carolina - Greensboro.
- Emily Ericksen, Graduate Assistant
- Bryan Nagy, Graduate Assistant
- Gaby DePalma, Research Assistant
- Jeffrey Joyce, Research Assistant
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The Market Research Center has a professional advisory board that provides our Center expertise and advice about our programs, curriculum and outreach.
Carole Anzalone-Newman
Carmine Attanasio
Novo Nordisk
Nancy Barlow
The Barlow Group LLC
Joan Bosisio
Stern Strategy Group
Cathy Boyd
Blink Market Research
Andrew Chabak
Andrew Chabak & Associates
Brad Childs
MBC Marketing
Mary Beth Childs
MBC Marketing
April Cho
Bank of New York Mellon
Andy Ciliberto
Clifford Group
Ken Colen
Colen Research
Steve Crane
Clarion Research
Ed Dinicola
Merck - Animal Health
Cinzia D'lorio
Bergen Community College
Jeff Dubin
Strategic Data Marketing
Peter Dumovic
Dymaxium Healthcare Innovations
Steve Gomez
Greater Newark Enterprises Corp
Paul Gorman
Amy Hebard
INContext Solutions
Dean Kameros
Kris Klein
Ipsos Healthcare
Will Leopold
CMI Research
Carley Lesinski
Bob Manthey
Morris Research
Lisa Mulyk
Barbara Kasztan Nelson
Lin Nelson
Jackie Polyakov
Jeff Repace
Ipsos Loyalty
Martin Rouse
Dahlia Safar
Bentley Laboratories
Carl Sailer
Emisphere Technologies
Susan Schaeder
David Shankman
Jeff Starr
Fieldwork Inc.
Darlene Thompson
Angel Vazquez
Univision Communications
Cynthia Walsh
Meredith Research Solutions
Ruth Walton
RWF Consulting
Courteney Wilds
CourtLynn Research, LLC
Marce Zuchovicki
Jalima &Associates
Marketing Faculty
Our marketing professors offer expertise across a variety of industries and disciplines:
- Adam Warner - Pharmaceuticals and healthcare
- Hector Lozada - International business
- Steve Pirog - New product development
- Gary Kritz - Advertising
- Dan Ladik - Social media
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 63910
Can't copy from emacs into other applications
Last modified: 2007-04-18 12:42:14 EDT
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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.0rc1) Gecko/20020417
Description of problem:
When copying a block of text from with emacs, either by C-w, M-w, or selection,
the text never makes it to the "system clipboard," from where it can be pasted
into other applications.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Load a bunch of text into emacs.
2. Copy it to the clipboard (via, say, M-< M-> M-w).
3. Start up gedit. "gedit&"
4. Paste the selection into gedit.
5. Start up Mozilla and compose a new email.
6. Try to paste the selection into the new email.
Actual Results: Whatever was previously on the system clipboard (often nothing)
is pasted into the destination application.
Expected Results: The copied selection from with emacs should be pasted into
the destination application.
Additional info:
To make Emacs talk to the X clipboard, just set (or customize)
x-select-enable-clipboard to t. Perhaps the /etc/skel/.emacs file should do
this by default. After all, the default RHL installation configurations (except
for Server) are X-based.
It's a difference of opinion how to copy/paste it.... as firstname.lastname@example.com writes,
you can define it yourself.
While you can't use the copy/paste, observe that you can use the standard X
mid-mouse paste mechanism, which is what the Emacs developers seem to prefer.


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Top 3 Tuesdays - Best Ice Cream
The combination of chocolate, peanut butter, and pretzels in the food version of the holy trinity for me. I'll eat anything that's chocolate and peanut butter and the addition of crunchy pretzels just makes it that much better.
The Chocolate Peanut Butter Pretzel Sensation Ice Cream is one of the seasonal flavors that Publix sells during certain times of the year and we bought quite a few containers of it when living in Florida. I'd compare it to the Chubby Hubby flavor from Ben & Jerry's, except it has more chocolate. Here's the description on the box: "Milk chocolate ice cream with milk chocolate coated pretzel balls and peanut butter ripple."
Just stop it. Call it "Heaven in your freezer."
And screw you, Publix, for not being in Virginia.
This is my one "fancy" flavor on the list because it comes from a well-known ice cream shop in Atlanta that is highly regarded among foodies.
Morelli's is located on the east side of Atlanta and has been named one of the best ice cream shops in America by Bon Appetit magazine. They feature some really unique homemade flavors that change throughout the day and I'd highly recommend stopping by if you're ever in the ATL.
I've tried a couple different flavors when we've visited by my favorite is definitely the Salted Caramel. This flavor has won numerous awards and is one of the reasons Morelli's is so popular.
They manage to create a sweet, smoky, salty caramel flavor that has an incredible consistency and texture that is perfect.
So I thought I just lived in an area where the grocery stores didn't sell Edy's Take the Cake ice cream. Yes, I live in a place that doesn't have a Publix or Take the Cake.
We need to move. I know.
But a quick Google search has revealed that the Take the Cake flavor has been discontinued by Edy's. What?!?!
Who knew Edy was such an idiot?
Fortunately, there is a Facebook group that has been created to help bring back this wonderful flavor. I am now a proud member of said group.
This amazing flavor featured yellow cake ice cream with frosting and sprinkles. It really doesn't even sound very good to me when I describe it but it was awesome. Trust me.
AND...it was one of Edy's Slow Churned flavors, which means it had ½ the fat. It was healthy!
Even if you don't like ice cream, please join the Facebook group to help bring back this great flavor! Come on. Do it!


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Webzen has confirmed in its Q2 2007 financial report that it will be holding beta trials for MMOFPS Huxley later this year. According to the report, a closed beta trial is due to commence towards the end of this quarter, with a public beta trial to follow either towards the end of 2007 or in early 2008.
Huxley is gonna rock.
Not to mention APB from the same devolopers..NICE
I've kinda gone off this game, and will be until they can confirm wether or not they will have another charge as well as LIVE.
MMOFPS, Baby!!! Best news ive heard in months. Kudos, Kudos, Kudos to Bloodmask!
I think this game could be crazy. It is rumored to have over 5000 people online per server.
It would be a FPS first.


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Meet the next generation of classic. Timex's roots date back to 1854 in Waterbury, CT and this ageless style, with a refined silver-tone mesh bracelet, stainless steel case and blue dial, honors their heritage of pure craftsmanship and authentic watchmaking.
This ageless design uses carefully stitched natural leather and solid stainless steel construction honoring our heritage of pure craftsmanship and authentic watchmaking.
This beautiful piece of history, honors a legacy of watchmaking. Crafted from polished stainless steel with rose-gold tone accents and for timeless beauty and strength.
This classic timekeeper honors roots in Waterbury, Connecticut with an obsessive focus on craftsmanship and a timeless chronograph design. The polished case and stainless steel bracelet make this handsome piece of history our new favorite watch.


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Readings for 6/16/09:
Serazio responses:
1) Serazio states that "fantasy participation and experience is reduced from the macro-level of sociology to the micro-workings of psychology," (Serazio, 231). Through the text following these two terms of behavior explain, does Serazio want us to understand that fantasy participation allows us to cheer for particular teams and players, while at the same time be proud of ourselves because we feel the outcomes were ours specifically? Do we feel the actions and outcomes of our choices are ours to celebrate personally?
2) On page 237, there is a section on Simulated Experiences. Within this text, Serazio states the second core theoretical theme as vicarious competition. Several quotes were taken which explained participants described themselves as competitive and liking camaraderie. Because fantasy participation does not have its participants physically competing, what aspect of this topic makes people feel the same competitiveness and thrill when all they do is hope their picks do well during the week? Does this type of subconscious reaction help describe what being a fan means?
Kohnen responses:
1) In Kohnen's article, there is a section where a fan says, "the characters who go on to have a future together are Clark, Lex and Lois..." (Kohnen, 215). Is it a possibility that, in the case of Smallville, fans create these homosexual bonds and the combining if two characters of the opposite sex into one a way to fight off the inevitable or keep the fantasy story going? Smallville is a show which is a prologue to the fictional world of Superman, and since Superman has already been written, fans know Lana will cease to exist and Lois Lane will take her place as the love interest. By creating bonds which the writers do not literally show, a new world of discussion is open to interpretation, and fans take these opportunities to create their own alternate universe.
2)Looking at the overall theme of this article, we are told that many (most) older, heterosexual women 'slash' television and movie male relationships into a homosexual couple. Is it possible these women not only express male duo relationships as a homosexual bond, but that they see the characters' essences and personalities as something that would pair well together? Is there a possible stimulation to think of themselves as in that type of relationship, even when it is fantasized around two people of the same sexual origin?
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10 Best Digital Marketing Agencies for Startups
It's become evident that digital marketing is the new way into the hearts and lives of customers, but it can take time, money, and experience – which are all in low supply at a startup business.
It's especially important for startups to have a strong digital marketing campaign to ensure that they get off on the right foot. Marketing strategies such as SEO, PPC, content marketing, social media marketing, and email marketing can take a startup a long way in terms of how they're found online and even improving conversions and revenue.
It can be challenging to find a digital marketing agency that fits within the budget of a startup company, which is why we've compiled a list of the top 10 best digital marketing agencies for startup businesses.
These agencies offer fantastic digital marketing services at a cost that startups can afford – without affecting the quality of their strategies.
Take a look!
Rank Company Location Website
1 Command Partners Global GO TO SITE
2 Awesome New York, NY GO TO SITE
3 North
Atlanta, GA GO TO SITE
4 Launch Squad San Francisco, CA | New York, NY | Boston, MA | Seattle, WA GO TO SITE
5 Kexino San Ramon, CA GO TO SITE
6 Write
2 Market
Atlanta, GA GO TO SITE
7 Avec New York, NY GO TO SITE
8 Onboardly Media Canada GO TO SITE
9 104 West Denver, CO | San Francisco, CA GO TO SITE
10 Snap Minneapolis, MN GO TO SITE
|Command Partners
|New York, NY
|Atlanta, GA
|Launch Squad
|San Francisco, CA | New York, NY | Boston, MA | Seattle, WA
|San Ramon, CA
2 Market
|Atlanta, GA
|New York, NY
|Onboardly Media
|104 West
|Denver, CO | San Francisco, CA
|Minneapolis, MN
10. Snap
Snap is a digital marketing agency that specializes in SEO, web design, and social media marketing for startups. What started as an ecommerce agency has now developed into a successful SEO firm that provides huge results for their clients, which include Harness Land, Mercury Mosaics, VRad Teleradiology, and Copycats Media.
Snap provides their clients with technical markup, content marketing, and link building in their SEO packages, which have resulted in an average 80% increase in lead generation for their clients.
Their web design department provides responsive web design, ecommerce design, and web development to their clients. Their social department provides social media engagement, promotion, and content creation.
9. 104 West
104 West is one of the best digital agencies for startups, and it's been proven with their recognition on Agency Post's top 10 agencies for startups list.
They consider their work with startups to be both their "heritage and [their] hallmark," and they love seeing how far they can take their clients' startup businesses.
They are dedicated to working with clients that have extraordinary ideas that can bind with their expertise in order to make the best purposeful action.
104 West provides media training, strategy, influencer campaigns, and even product or service launches to startup companies, depending on their needs. They've provided their range of services to startups such as HiveLive, Digital Chocolate, 3Crowd, and GoldieBlox.
8. Onboardly Media
Onboardly's main goal is to help startup companies grow by implementing lead generation, public relations services, and brand awareness.
They understand that startup businesses have to build credibility, so their goal is to help increase brand awareness among their clients' audience.
They offer 6 different packages to their clients, and each one is geared toward a different startup need. Packages include demand marketing, PR, visibility, thought leadership, content marketing, and more.
They've already satisfied numerous startup clients with their services including Zaptap, BeauCoo, Influitive, and Clarity.
7. Avec
Avec was named one of the top 10 agencies for startups by the Agency Post.
They believe that design can transform a business. By using the same basic process for each client, they ensure that each brand is designed perfectly.
They start by collecting and clarifying the startup's brand, what it stands for, and the goals it has. Avec then looks to outline or "sketch" the roadmap to defining the brand. From there, they move forward with designing and testing until they find a campaign that fits the startup perfectly.
Some of their strategies that especially benefit startups include research, branding, identity, art direction, development, and more.
They've provided their services to startups like Food52, Thrillist, Fathom, and Bauble Bar.
6. Write 2 Market
Write 2 Market is another agency that was ranked one of the top 10 agencies for startups by Agency Post.
They provide their services primarily for technology, healthcare, and energy startup companies. They have already served clients including Unified Agency, Launch Tennessee, Chain Analytics, and Apto Solutions.
Write 2 Market believes that public relations is one of the best investments a startup business can make, because of sales and growth potential.
They provide solutions including media training, video production, web design, content marketing, lead generation, and more.
5. Kexino
Kexino works to engage their clients' customers in order to increase their revenue. Kexino believes that if you aren't a bold marketer, you'll disappear into the crowd. They've already helped startups like Blanchard, Dreampak, Doodle Direct, Kick Learning, and Abambo stand out.
They provide a list of services for small businesses and startups including design, content creation, SEO, CRO, social media marketing, marketing communications, and lead generation.
No matter what strategies their client needs, they'll always make sure that the campaign fits the company's specific business plan and keeps the desired end result in mind.
4. Launch Squad
Launch Squad has proved that they're one of the best in the business after being named PRWeek's agency of the year, among other accolades.
Launch Squad is a great fit for startups because they work closely with their clients to ensure each client meets their goals. They've been in business since 1999 with a list of clients including Facebook, iHeart Radio, StubHub, Opower, and more.
They believe in the power of visual storytelling and providing a sense of connection between clients and their customers. They forge that connection with video production services, public relations, and media relations. They also provide content strategy, content creation, blog management, social media strategy, analytics, and custom dashboard creation.
3. North Highland
North Highland is an agency that truly cares for the long-term success of their client, and they always base their work on honesty and integrity.
They believe in putting their clients first, and though they have worked with 26 Fortune 100 companies, they've also worked with start-ups.
North Highland partners with the agency Sparks Grove to provide their clients with creative design and communications. North Highland itself provides clients with marketing strategy, experience planning, capability development, program management, and more.
North Highland serves a huge variety of clients in every industry, including energy, utilities, financial services, healthcare, and even entertainment.
2. Awesome
Awesome is a digital marketing agency that specializes in working with startups. They have worked with brands like Jumpon, ShopCloud, Tutorly, and Gobank. Awesome believes that every startup they work with gives them more knowledge to help others.
They look at the big picture and insist on establishing relationships with their clients. They even help clients earn new investors by designing business presentations. Awesome helps clients design the perfect pitch that is ready to present to investors, which helps ensure that the client's business gets the start that it deserves.
Awesome provides product leadership, user experience, project management, and more.
1. Command Partners
Command Partners dedicates a whole section of their website to the services they provide to startups, reflecting their desire to bringing startups' ideas to life.
To do so, they provide strategic advice, marketing, and more to their startup customers to get their online marketing campaigns off to a good start.
They also provide Kickstarter marketing, Indiegogo marketing, Crowdfunding marketing, product development, photography, and videography to their clients.
Many businesses have already found success with Command Partner's services, including Cookoo, Bunch O Balloons, and Sphericam.
How do I choose the best digital marketing agency for my startup?
It may be overwhelming to decide on an agency that can serve your growing business. But there are a few criteria that make it easier to decide on the perfect one for you.
You should always consider what the agency is known for and if they have experience working with startups like yours. If they are known for primarily serving enterprise companies, you might want to keep looking. These kinds of agencies might not fit your budget or have experience providing marketing services your business needs.
You should also consider what is most important to your startup and find an agency that works by the same standards. For example, if you want a company that can help you in every step of your startup marketing campaign, you shouldn't settle for one that doesn't provide analytics to show how your strategies are working.
Also consider if it is important to your startup to have a location close to you where you can meet in person. Some startups like to physically meet with their marketers to get an overall feel for the agency. If the company isn't local and this is a factor that's important to you, you might want to keep looking.
When you keep all of these things in mind, finding the perfect marketing agency for your startup will be a breeze!
We hope our list of the top 10 help you find your perfect agency!


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When you think of cheap clothing, do the terms 'poorly made' and 'poor quality' come to mind? This is the usual definition. However, this is not necessarily the case. You just need to know where to shop and where not to shop. Without mentioning names, everyone knows the stores where clothing that is poorly constructed … "You can make a trendy wardrobe"
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A kitchen island is a stylish solution to the problem of finding usable workplace in a classic home kitchen. The proper selection of required materials such as tiles, stainless steel, wood and stone for the kitchen island is as important as the choice of kitchen furniture. When choosing a kitchen island, it is also very … "Timeless Furniture For Your Home"
Creating You Ideal Living Space
The art of home furnishing and decorating your abode is really quite a big undertaking. Since your home is the place where you spend the most amount of time, a lot of effort and care should go into furnishing and decorating your home. It is an opportunity to infuse your unique personality and talents into … "Creating You Ideal Living Space"
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New jewelry fashions need several factors going for them if they are to succeed. These include aesthetics, price, timing, and maybe even just sheer, plain luck. Threader earrings seem to have all these qualities in abundance. Also known as earthreads or ear strings, threader earrings have a very large following, especially among the young set, … "Threader Earrings"


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Before occupying my current occupation of Mindless Drone I did a lot of different things. In particular, I worked in a quite a few restaurants, both "fast-food" and "full-service." I held many positions from server to cook to manager, and I learned a lot of stuff. For example, I learned that telling your manager to get stuffed (not exactly what I said, but I'm trying to keep this PG here), can (and should) get you fired.
I was also once fired from a waitressing job by the founder of the Red Robin chain in Seattle–personally–because I informed him that if he required us to wear uniforms he had to pay for them and pay to launder them as well, by law. True, but he still fired me. That firing I'm proud of, and it led me to my first job as a manager. It was a local fast-food restaurant named Herfy's. Say it out loud and you'll see why I always spell it before I tell anyone where I got my management start. See?
While there are a lot of differences between fast food and full service restaurants there is one vital difference that many folks don't know about: Fast food restaurants are, for the most part, cleaner than any other kind of restaurants. Partly from necessity, (small spaces do not do well with clutter), and partly because the volume they do means they need to be extra, EXTRA careful about cleanliness and food handling. "If there's time to lean, there's time to clean," is the motto of every successful fast food restaurant. Sure, it's trite and dumb, but you get the concept. "Clean as you go," is another good one–and very practical. I still do it, and I'm never sorry that I do.
Here are some of the fast food restaurants where I have worked, in various capacities:
- Burger King
- Wendy's
- Herfy's (see above)
- Jack in the Box
- A falafel stand in Isla Vista, California that, if I ever knew the name of, I have long since forgotten
Note the lack of Mickey D's experience–one of the few I have escaped working in, mostly because of the color schemes.
The point is this: I've seen a lot of very, very bad things in restaurants, and most of them have occurred in full service joints–even hoity toity places. Going into detail would only ruin your fine dining experiences forever, so I won't. Let's just say that when a full rack of ribs falls on the floor it should go in the garbage, not get "dusted off" and re-plated. Gaack.
Keep your kitchen and your hands clean at all times. If you have long hair, put it up or pull it back when you are cooking. Rinse off your spoon well in hot water–or better yet grab a new one–after tasting. Use a safe, antibacterial cleaner such as Clorox Anywhere on your surfaces. Keep separate cutting boards for meat, poultry, veg and bread. Wash your cutting boards with hot, hot water and soap, rinse thoroughly and air dry (I know the FDA says it's okay to wipe it down or pat dry, but air-drying has been found to be the most bacteria-discouraging method).
There are indeed 'good' bacteria and 'bad' bacteria, but when cooking ALL bacteria should be considered BAD. Good bacteria belong in things like sourdough starter and yogurt. Aside from those foods, bacteria have no place in your kitchen. And remember that nothing and no one is bacteria-free. Constant vigilance is the price of safe eating and cooking. Some of the microbial challenges you may be aware of include:
- Salmonella
- Clostridium Botulinum (botulism)
- E. Coli (resides in the bowel)
- Hepatitis (viral, not bacterial, but can be spread through food handling)
- Staph
- Strep
Of course, there are others, less or more virulent, but all BAD and not what you want in your kitchen or anyone else's. So KEEP IT CLEAN FOLKS! We are blessed to live in a country where we have clean water, good medicine and knowledge. Let's get grateful and take good advantage of our blessings, yes? Yes! (can I get an 'amen?') 🙂
Peg Bracken, one of my early personal heroes, wrote several books, one of which is called "I Hate to Cook." And while I don't hate to cook (usually), I've certainly had my days when it seemed like a heck of a lot more of a chore than a Joy (of Cooking, ha ha). Speaking of which, I once found a recipe in The Joy of Cooking for turtle soup, where it instructs the cook to place the live terrapins into a pot of cold water and bring it slowly to a boil…Yikes!! 😦
The point is there are a lot of cookbooks out there, lots of resources, and plenty of advice on how-to do almost anything in the world on the Internet. But in my book, nothing beats common sense and the will to experiment. Have FUN, but play safely. Knives are sharp, cheese graters work great on knuckles too, and dropping a can of tomato sauce on your foot HURTS. And yes, this is the Voice of Experience. Be careful, turn your pot handles inward, away from your and your children's hands. Roll up your sleeves. Keep plain old table salt on hand in case of a grease fire (trust me, cook enough, and you're going to set something ablaze besides your sweetie's appetite). And have a regular fire extinguisher in the kitchen too, because, hey, it just makes sense, right? Oh, and yes, it is good to know how to use it–BEFORE you need it (yep, that's the VoE again! Nothing like learning your lessons the hot, hard way…youch!).
Know your basic first aid. What's the best thing for a burn? NO IT IS NOT BUTTER! Sheesh. Cool, running water. Not ice, not aloe vera, not anything with grease or oil in it. You want to draw the heat away from the skin, so that the burn does not go deeper. Putting oil on a burn is like putting a lid on a boiling pot. No! In Texas we don't have cool running water in the summer time, because there's some kind of law against it. So in these situations we use our brainpans and figure out that we probably will need some ice in some water, but move your burned finger or hand or whatever around, keep it flowing. And continue until it feels better when you take it out of the water.
DO NOT MESS AROUND WITH A BLISTER! The skin blisters to protect the nerve endings underneath. Leave it alone, it'll deal on its own. Treat a healing burn with aloe if you wish, and a scabbed over burn with vitamin E to prevent scarring.
Keep Neosporin or other antibiotic ointment, bandages and latex gloves around for knife cuts and so forth (don't start with me about "But I'm allergic to latex…" blah blah blah. Figure it out, man!). See? Common sense, but do you have these things handy in your kitchen, or near enough so you can get to them quickly? What about using a tourniquet? Hey, Number One: If you cut yourself badly enough that you think you need a tourniquet, I suggest you need some heavy lessons on your knife work technique. Number Two: Tourniquets are used in movies for dramatic effect, and for normal people who bleed are a very, VERY bad idea. So fuggetaboudit. And do try not to cut yourself. But when you do, rinse the cut under running water, douse the wound with hydrogen peroxide, and then anoint it with ointment, bandage yourself and slap on a glove and mush on. Or get to the ER, depending. Sad to say, but yes, I did nearly lose a finger in a Hobart meat slicer. Did I not say earlier that these lessons I share were learned the hard way?
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Dental Sleep Practice Article Published
Former Congressman Marty Russo adds his voice to Dental Sleep Practice on 'How To Make A Difference In Washington."
It has been a privilege to get involved in helping out the "Sleep Community" — a group of dental, medical, and other practitioners who care about the dangers of sleep disorders and their negative impact on health and safety.
In conjunction with several speaking engagements, this companion article appeared in an issue of Dental Sleep Magazine. Here's an excerpt:
"I've spent my career in politics and government with eighteen years in the U.S. House of Representatives and twenty-two years as a top lobbyist. My message to you is that what happens in Washington matters. The best way to impact federal policy making is to get involved. You can make a difference."
"There is a lot of activity in Washington these days around legislating and regulating sleep apnea and transportation safety. I can tell you that there are large gaps in understanding among federal policy makers regarding the latest advances in dental sleep medicine. There is no consensus among all the federal players as to how to best approach the issue of sleep apnea…The good news is that this lack of consensus gives you an opportunity to have your voice heard."
One of the most wonderful things about speaking to groups is that I get to hear about issues that are important to people. Getting involved with the Sleep Community to help them be heard in Washington has been particularly gratifying.
Speaking At The Sleep and Wellness Conference
The American Sleep and Breathing Academy held its Sleep and Wellness Conference 2014 in Scottsdale AZ.
My topic was "An Insider's Guide to Influence In Washington."
This annual conference for health care professionals focused on a multi-disciplinary approach to sleep medicine. I especially noted Member Mark Rosekind of the National Transportation Safety Board who spoke about how important it is to examine issues of operator fatigue when investigating transportation accidents.
Below are some conference photos and slides from the "Prezi" that accompanied my speech. I enjoyed sharing insider tips on how Washington works and how lobbyists are effective. It was fun to look at a tourist map of Washington and explain how a lobbyist views sites like The White House and the United States Capitol.
The best question from the audience asked, "How can a David can be heard in a world of Goliath lobbyists?" That question cut to the core of my message to audience — you need to get involved, you can make a difference. It can often seem as though a big lobbying operation has the money and resources to always shut out smaller interests. But my experience is that Members of Congress in particular care more about what their constituents think.
A group with an issue like "sleep disorders" can get their message across by picking specific issues to work on and combining efforts. These efforts should be directed toward their own Members. As we discussed, it's important for the sleep community to establish relationships with Congress and let it be known that they want to be part of the solution. The best way is to become a source of expertise so that when sleep issues come up, the Members already know and trust this expertise. It was especially rewarding after the speech to hear a dental professional discuss how the sleep community might get involved to make a difference.
Sleep and Wellness
ASBA Sleep and Wellness Conference 2014, May 1-3 Scottsdale, AZ
Marty Russo and NTSB Member Mark Rosekind
Dr. Richard Klein, Marty Russo, Dr. Elliott Alpher
Sleep and Wellness Conference
Sleep and Wellness Conference - Russo Prezi Slide
Sleep and Wellness Conference - Russo Prezi Slide
Sleep and Wellness Conference - Russo Prezi Slide
Public Policy Speech to the Academy of Craniofacial Pain
Former Congressman Marty Russo speaks on lobbying, influence and public policy issues surrounding sleep apnea.
Here's a video clip of how the sleep community can make a difference in Washington.
There is a lot of activity today in Washington surrounding sleep apnea and issues in transportation.
Agencies like the U.S. Department of Transportation, and sub-agencies like the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration are looking very closely at the role of sleep disorders and transportation safety.
The sleep community needs to wake up and get involved. Government policy makers don't know everything there is to know about sleep apnea. They need to hear from experts like the members of the Academy of Craniofacial Pain.
Speaking To The Academy of Craniofacial Pain
Mid-Winter Session Speaking Engagement
It was a privilege to speak to an assembly of the foremost dental experts who are part of the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain.
This conference at Scottsdale, AZ, included a number of distinguished presentations on how the latest advances in technology can help those who suffer from sleep apnea.
I spoke to the group about how the actions of Congress and the federal agencies have a profound impact on the treatment of sleep apnea: "If You're Not At The Table, You're On The Menu: What Are The Three Keys To Influence and How To Use Them To Get Things Done In Washington."
Several recent examples in the world of sleep apnea include:
- The US Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is starting a 3-year rule making process to address safety concerns about truckers who have sleep apnea. The AACP has been very active at ensuring that all solutions being discussed include the option of oral appliance therapy.
- The Federal Aviation Administration is concerned about pilot fatigue and have also started a rule making process that will likely include aspects of sleep apnea and viable treatment options.
- The National Safety Transportation Board is investigating the Brooklyn train derailment and whether the engineer suffered a sleep attack.
We had a good discussion about how each expert in the room could get involved so that federal rule makers are informed of all the latest technology innovation so they can make good decisions based on science.
After the primary conference sessions were over, I enjoyed meeting the legendary Roy Green, wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles. Many retired NFL players suffer from sleep apnea and we discussed ways to get the word out.
David Gergen is a leader in trying to help these retired players receive treatment that not only works, but fits their lifestyle.
Many thanks to the leadership of the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain for allowing me to update them on how federal regulations are impacting the diagnosis, testing and treatment of sleep apnea. I appreciated the camaraderie and fun.
Lecturer at Loyola Marymount University
Institute for Leadership Studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles Lecture
I was honored to speak to several political science classes at LMU on November 11, 2013, as part of a visit with Department Chair Dr. Michael Genovese and Associate Professor Dr. Janie Steckenrider. LMU has a vibrant program for developing future leaders that understand the role of politics and government in our society.
Dr. Genovese is an author of over 30 books on leadership including his latest, Leadership Matters: Unleashing the Power of Paradox. I enjoyed reading through the book which includes stories of leadership in all sort of facets of society: from history to politics to Hollywood.
I had to laugh along with Dr. Steckenrider as we both remembered that she attended one of my early political fundraisers at the Condessa Del Mar in Alsip, Illinois back when I was campaigning for re-election in 1976.
We agreed that politics and public policy has changed dramatically since those days. In the 1980's I served as a Deputy Whip and had a front row seat to watch House Speaker Tip O'Neill work out deals with President Ronald Reagan. I'd like to see more of that today. The country needs the art of compromise to help us grow businesses and jobs.


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After completing a 10-week stint as an intern for a fashion magazine, I gained a newfound insight to the very nature of the industry. This video sums up my sentiments quite nicely... in perfect little balls of yarn.
Fashion, Deconstructed
Welcome to Monsters University
I have to admit: few things make me more excited than a good animated movie, and Monsters University is right at the top of my summer must-see movies list. I remember seeing the very first teaser trailer a couple of months ago, and stumbling upon the promotional website for Monsters University. Seeing courses like Intro to Door Tech and Advanced Monstriology makes me want to jump right back into the university circuit and enroll in the School of Scaring!
If there is one thing I know I can always trust Disney•Pixar with, it's their ability to put a unique and unexpected spin on the things we already know but never really think about. Monsters, Inc. was the perfect example - I mean, who knew there could be so much more to the world of the fabled monsters hiding in our closets? I love that Monsters University is a prequel that not only gives us a chance to witness the beginning of Mike and Sully's friendship, but also offers us another glimpse into the world of monsters. And what could be more exciting than a school just for monsters?
Catch Disney•Pixar's "Monsters University" in Singapore cinemas this 20 June 2013! For more updates, like the Official Walt Disney Studios Singapore Facebook Page, follow @disneystudiosSG and subscribe to the Official Disney Studios Singapore YouTube Channel!
Storage Solution: Book Cases
When I saw this image from Neon Blush on my feed today, I just knew I found the solution to my growing shoe storage problem. (I know - like I needed another reason to get more book shelves.) As I'm about to hit my first ever apartment hunt on high gear, I often find myself daydreaming about all the possibilities that come with a new space. I'm down to my last two months living on-campus, and although it's been a very memorable four years, I'm more than ready to greet the real world with open arms.
Coming together
There's just something so satisfying about seeing your efforts coming together.


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1. Am I going to take a mini vacay in 2 weeks? Where?
2. Is the BFF going or not?
3. Does it matter if she doesn't go?
4. Am I going to buy that flat screen tv?
5. When I go back to Miami am I going to have as much fun as I had the last time?
6. Is my career going to take me where I really want to go?
7. These people are looking to me for leadership can I really make this happen?
8. How much am I going to have to sacrifice to make this work for us all?
9. Do I really owe my ex-BFF an explanation? (Seriously, she's an adult she can call me too)
10. Do I want to write this book for me or to prove a point to the naysayers?
11. What am I going to do with this teaching certification when I get it?
12. Am I mentally and emotionally prepared for this ultimate quest I am taking myself on?
13. Do I honestly want to date a man over 40? 50?
14. Who am I going to invite to my graduation? (Not many people know I am thisclose to finishing)
15. When will my past stop invading my present?
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