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Play can be the glue that brings together aesthetic and social values making vibrant community spaces but also poignant social critiques. The symposium brings together speakers from different professional backgrounds to examine the role that play can have in the transformation of place, from the scale of the game, to the playground to that of urban design and planning.
Organized by Julia Jamrozik (Assistant Professor of Architecture) and sponsored by UB School of Architecture and Planning, UB Humanities Institute
'Making PlayTime (a long time after Jacques Tati)'
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Trevor Smith will outline his approach to the curating of the upcoming exhibition 'Playtime' at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA. Making the claim that play is a powerful subject for artistic production and social critique, the exhibition will feature not only artists who employ game structures but also those who enact playful behaviors to generate their work and encourage participation and critical dialogue through play.
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This is one fascinating and tantalizing subject.
On the one hand – could this be the first REAL currency since gold? Anonymous, largely inflation-proof, impossible to counterfeit or manipulate by unscrupulous governments?
On the other hand – could this be the foreshadowing of the dreaded single global currency, which the governments can manipulate and subvert to suit their needs? And if they can't, won't they legislate it away, outlaw it, leaving everyone who's invested in it hanging?
If you had invested $1 in 2009 when Bitcoin was first introduced, today you'd have over $40 THOUSAND in your account! If you bought $200 worth of bitcoins at the beginning of 2013, today that would be worth about $1000. Increasingly excited analysts and forecasters predict Bitcoin to be heading towards $2000 within months, and SOME (respected) analysts don't preclude such EVENTUAL dizzying heights as… $1 MILLION for one Bitcoin within just a few years…
But while this giddiness undescores the real possibility that all we're looking at is a "bubble", increasing numbers of people are considering jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon – rapidly cashing in – and exiting equally hurriedly. Today, even if you're the millionth person getting into Bitcoin, you're still an EARLY adopter, and hence very likely to be able to PROFIT from it – especially if you only invest a small percentage of "what you can afford to lose".
I'm FAR from being an expert on Bitcoin or any financial matters, but I'm researching this quite keenly now and I'm FOR SURE going to invest a little bit into it. The beauty of Bitcoin at this time is that you can "get in" for peanuts. $10, $50, $100 – that's just fine. And that's a risk I'm definitely prepared to take.
This said, I do want to understand everything that's involved. Check out my footnotes for all the technical details; meanwhile in here, as usual, I'll only put forward a SIMPLIFIED version of what you need to know.1. It is algorithmically IMPOSSIBLE to counterfeit or "control" Bitcoin. It's based on distributed processing and is as tight, security-wise, as anything online CAN be at present. So, its only real vulnerability is… legislation against it.2. However, ALL the politicians, definitely so in Washington, are by now HEAVILY invested into Bitcoin. After all, profiteering was the MAIN reason why most of them got into government to begin with, and they're not about to pass up the BIGGEST opportunity of their investment lives! So… any legislation that might be aimed against Bitcoin will have to be TRICKY. "No, you can't", but "yes, we can" kind of thing.3. Basing on the logic of this system, from what I have been able to understand, were you to be able to guarantee that Bitcoin will remain tamper-proof (by governments or otherwise), it will spell the DEATH of fiat currency, not to mention taxation and/or tax evasion.
This said, if you could guarantee the same tamper-proofing with gold or other commodities, the same would happen. Fiat currency becomes, after all, truly WORTHLESS the minute the government takes its force away from it. So, clearly, no such guarantees can be given. Additionally, due to Bitcoin's built-in ability to be 100% anonymous, the government's ability to collect TAXES can be eliminated – unless it can counteract this somehow. And you can be sure IT WILL.To my mind then, the question is not really whether Bitcoin is a good investment – but rather HOW LONG will be a SAFE investment? "Safe" as in "untouchable" by the governments.
Over the past 4-5 years to date, Bitcoin has reached less than 1% of the money supply. That's significant, but not YET life-threatening to the oligarchy. But when you consider that the majority of its growth is RECENT (2013), then you can project that within 1-2 years, it can reach anything from 5% to 10% of the money supply, at which point it will be DEVASTATING to the FIAT economy. Not bad for the first truly libertarian currency!
My sense is that "NOW" is the time to get in and INVEST in it.
I imagine that we'll have a relatively unimpeded ride with it for at least another year. After that, the governments WILL move in to control it – and then either there will be a GENUINE major financial revolution or… Bitcoin will be subverted and controlled just like gold is – i.e. it will be a pretty good investment, but its rises and falls will be brought to you courtesy of the fiat money system… which is about to bring us all ruin anyway! And keeping THAT in mind, it's interesting to consider how Bitcoin might be used as a safety valve for the fiat economy and the implications of that to the society as a whole.Partial References:
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Apple introduced two new phones this week. The smaller model compared with the flagships of the competition. The camera is one of the most negative aspects of the role, but offers a promising approach for phase detection.
Apple this week introduced two new models of its mobile, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus . These differ, inter alia, in their measures. These phones do not reach the hands of consumers until September 19 in the US and September 26 in Spain.
Currently its technical specifications are known, of which you can take note to compare them with the existing high-end phones already on the market or presented before the iPhone 6. This time the small model is taken as reference, the iPhone 6 . Their rivals are already known: theSamsung Galaxy S5 , the HTC One M8 , the Lumia 930 Microsoft andSony Xperia Z3 .
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The iPhone 6, but it grows in size compared to the iPhone 5S , the truth is that falls over competitors 'small' in the same range. The Apple model has a 4.7-inch screen, while the Galaxy S5 boasts a 5.1. The HTC One M8 and Lumia 930 both have a five-inch screen. The Xperia Z3, introduced at IFA in Berlin has a "display" of 5.2 inches.
In terms of resolution and pixels per inch, the iPhone 6 lags behind. It has a resolution of 1,334 x 750. The other devices share resolution. 1920 x 1080 The density of the new Apple device is 326 dpi (screen size and density ratio) at its screen . Retina HD Samsung opts for a screen Super AMOLED with a density of 432 ppi, while HTC has a Super LCD3 of 441 dpi. The Lumia 930 has screenClearBlack OLED 441 ppi and Xperia Z3 one with its own technology,Full HD Triluminos 423 dpi.
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The new iPhone models incorporate a new processor A8 with 64-bit architecture . This chip is accompanied by another processor movement, the M8 . Repeat the same strategy outlined in the iPhone 5Sbut with next-generation technology.
Its competitors all have opted for Qualcomm-end processors, improving performance. The S5 Galaxy, HTC One M8 and Xperia Z3 carry a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core chip. The Samsung and Sony are at 2.5 GHz while the HTC stays at 2.3 GHz. The Lumia 930 uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad core at 2.2 GHz.
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Apple does not reveal the power of the batteries in their phones, and the iPhone 6 has been no exception. All that is known, according to official information, is that it is lithium ion and supports up to 14 hours of talk time over 3G. Otherwise yes the battery capacity is known.
The Galaxy S5 uses a 2800 mAh, HTC M8 one of 2,600 mAh, the Lumia 930 and 2,300 mAh Xperia Z3 raises the bar until 3100, which is understandable because it has a larger screen.
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On paper, the new Apple terminal falls below the camera function. The iPhone 6 maintains its main camera 8 megapixel iSight True Tone flash, but offers a promising approach for phase detection .Although its sensor is smaller than the competition, the type of image stabilization system and the imaging camera of the new iPhone achieves high picture quality. Your FaceTime is 1.2 megapixels.
The current trend in mobility is more than 10 megapixels with ease, even if you know this, ultimately, is a figure for mobile sell, since what matters is the speed opturador, the size thereof, brightness, image stabilization, but the bet Apple is indefensible.
Samsung opted for a 16-megapixel rear camera with LED flash on the Galaxy S5 (2 megapixel front). The HTC One M8 introduces a different characteristic, offering two rear cameras 4 megapixels combining image. Its front camera pans up to 5 megapixels, thought for the phenomenon of 'selfies »-autorretrato in Spanish. The Lumia 930 bet, the tradition of high-end Lumia poo 20.7 megapixel sensor with dual LED flash. It has a 1.2 megapixel front. One of the outstanding features of the iPhone 6 is that its slow motion mode can record up to 240 frames per second.
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All these models are classified as high-end, so their prices if you buy a free terminal, are high. The iPhone 6 16GB can be purchased free from 699 euros. The 16GB Galaxy S5 can be purchased from $ 500 while the 16GB HTC One M8 is acquired at the official store for 699 euros. The Lumia 930 can be obtained through Amazon for free 490 euros. The Xperia Z3 also be sold for 699 euros.
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The iPhone 6 comes in three models: 16, 64, 128 GB . As with all iPhone, the memory can not be expanded . The Galaxy S5 is 16 GB with possibility to expand the memory. The HTC One M8 comes in two models, 16GB and 32GB, which can be expanded up to 128 GB card.
The Lumia 930 comes in 32 GB with no possibility of extension. The Xperia Z3 also comes in two models, 16 GB and 32 GB (expandable to 128 GB). Officially, only the Galaxy S5 and Z3 are waterproof, dustproof, however, several experts have tested resistance HTC One M8 and survived after spending an hour underwater. The iPhone 6 is not resistant to water.


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Football: Bears will be a tough test for Union defense
Another week, another challenge for the nationally ranked Union College defense.
When the 2-3 Dutchmen visit Western New England College today for a non-conference football game at Springfield, Mass., the Union "D" will once again be tested against a Golden Bears' offense that averages 34 points and 486.6 total yards per game.
Although Western New England is 1-4, the Golden Bears of the New England Football Conference have one of the best offenses in the Northeast. Tailback Kevin Cook, who has more than 2,000 career rushing yards, has produced 538 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground this season, and quarterback John Krafick has connected on 76 of 125 passes for 900 yards and six scores.
But Union's defense has been stellar all year. The Dutchmen are ranked eighth in the country in first-down defense, 14th in fewest penalty yards per game, 15th in total defense, 31st in rushing defense and 27th in passing yards allowed.
The closer opposing teams get to the end zone, the tougher the Dutchmen defenders become. Over the last three games, Union foes have reached the red zone just three times. In the last two games, Union's defense has allowed just one score (the other was on a punt return).
"Our defense has been steady all year," said Union head coach John Audino, whose team is trying to win its third straight game after an 0-3 start. "In fact, the defense has been outstanding over the last three weeks. Even though we lost the St. Lawrence game, our defense played very well. Now that our special-teams unit has also settled in, we're starting to play very balanced football."
Despite several injuries to key offensive players, the Dutchmen have regrouped. Union has made several changes on the offensive line, and the coaches have altered their offensive and defensive schemes to complement their new personnel.
But Audino said his defense must continue to excel in order for the Dutchmen to keep their winning streak alive.
"Western New England has been to the playoffs several times, and their coaching staff has really turned their program around over the last four seasons," Audino said. "They are averaging almost 35 points a game, and they have tremendous offensive talent. We're looking forward to the challenge and the opportunity to get back to the .500 mark. We've had a very good week of practice, and although we're pretty banged up, our offensive line is pretty healthy right now."
Audino said practice time and experience have helped former backups get accustomed to their new roles as starters.
"From week to week, we are getting more reps in practice, and it's helped our growth as a football team," he said. "We've made several adjustments after all the injuries we've had, and we are a much more balanced team."
Sophomore middle linebacker Thomas Hayes leads the Union defense in tackles with 40. He also has an interception, a forced fumble and a pass deflection. Sophomore linebacker Jake LaRovera (32 tackles) and senior nose tackle Jake Lebowitz (23 tackles, one fumble recovery) are other defensive leaders, along with junior free safety Andrew Luzzi, who is questionable because of an ankle injury.
Offensively, Union is paced by junior quarterback Connor Eck, who has completed 84 of 154 passes for 1,062 yards and four scores. Eck is also a running threat, along with tailbacks T.J. Franzese (311 yards, five touchdowns) and Darnel Thomas (279 yards). Joseph Vito is the team's leading receiver with 16 catches for 141 yards.
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The University at Albany faces another nationally ranked opponent when the Great Danes host No. 7 Towson today at 3:30 p.m. on homecoming day at Bob Ford Field.
UAlbany (0-3 Colonial Athletic Association, 1-6 overall) is coming off a heartbreaking 33-30 loss at Delaware last week. The Blue Hens not only rallied to tie the game with a touchdown with 1:42 left, but they also nailed a 42-yard field goal with two seconds on the clock for the game-winner.
Junior running back Omar Osbourne ran for 142 yards and a career-best three touchdowns last week. Junior quarterback Will Fiacchi is now third on the Great Danes' all-time passing chart with 3,650 yards.
Towson (2-1, 6-1) is coming off back-to-back CAA championships. Junior running back Terrance West leads the CAA in scoring, rushing and all-purpose yards. He has 17 touchdowns and averages 135.3 yards rushing per game. Senior quarterback Peter Athens has connected on 122 of 197 passes for 10 scoring strikes and an average of 241 yards per game.
RPI looks to rebound
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (0-2 Liberty League, 3-2 overall) looks to bounce back after two straight losses when the Engineers host the University of Rochester at noon at East Campus Stadium. The game will be part of RPI's family weekend.
Sophomore quarterback Jeff Avery has completed 38 of 84 passes for 391 yards and three touchdowns in the last four games, three of which he has started. Senior Andrew Armato paces the ground game with 344 yards and two scores.
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Felicity plans to fly home for Thanksgiving, but then decides to stay on campus so that Julie will not have to be alone. Julie is not yet ready to face her parents, as she cannot bring herself to tell them about the rape. Ben learns that his parents don't want him to come home for the holiday. Elena visits her father, who irritates her by revealing his plans to have Thanksgiving dinner with his girlfriend. Tired of being ignored, she returns to the campus.
Noel entertains his visiting girlfriend, Hanna. He behaves very strangely around Felicity, and angers her by introducing her as one of the "kids" on his floor. Hanna announces that she may be moving to New York to enroll in a special music school. Noel agrees that it would be a good idea. Noel and a jealous Felicity have a confrontation in the bathroom. Ben catches them kissing. Hanna confesses that she has been seeing someone at Northwestern. Noel and Hanna decide to break up, but agree to remain friends.
Felicity's lovably eccentric boss, Javier, comes to the rescue after Felicity and Julie have trouble finding a turkey. Ben invites his roommate, Sean, to the festivities after learning that Sean had lied about being invited to his brother's annual Thanksgiving bash. Elena's father arrives at the dorm and apologizes for neglecting her.


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Just wanna share some quick benchmark on Mozilla's JS engines. So today I've 2 version of SpiderMonkey:
- JavaScript-C 1.8.0 pre-release 1 2009-02-16
Today's benchmark script is…. the sudoku_v2 from Attractive Chaos. Get it here:
git clone https://github.com/attractivechaos/plb.git
Now lets start with JavaScript-C 1.8.0 pre-release 1 2009-02-16
cd plb/sudoku/ time js-apt sudoku_v2.js < sudoku.txt > /dev/null real 0m5.635s user 0m5.572s sys 0m0.024s
Hurm… Okay!
time js-jit -m -a sudoku_v2.js < sudoku.txt > /dev/null real 0m0.778s user 0m0.736s sys 0m0.044s
Impressive… Lets enable type inference using -n option
time js-jit -m -a -n sudoku_v2.js < sudoku.txt > /dev/null real 0m0.649s user 0m0.576s sys 0m0.060s
Ok.. As expected… But for some reason, -n option works better without -a option.. So lets see:
time js-jit -m -n sudoku_v2.js < sudoku.txt > /dev/null real 0m0.601s user 0m0.556s sys 0m0.048s
So as for a quick conclusion based on today's benchmark, enabling JIT make your JavaScript execution faster.
Personally I've work on a project with the integration of SpiderMonkey and some python stuff, and I've found that enabling JIT will not necessarily bring faster execution of your JS. I'll share the story once the project is ready to be announced


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A recent article carried by Asian News International claims that many Pardesi Punjabis are sending their children back to Punjab for education. Citing Christian evangelism in places such as Canada, a desire to 'imbibe Punjabi values and tradition,' and learning the Punjabi language were all reasons why some parents have decided to send their children to school in Punjab.
One particular school in Gurusar Sudhar Village (Ludhiana), Jatindera Greenfield School, seems to be catering to the needs of these pardesi Punjabi students. Boasting of a "Western" style curriculum, students are said to engage with computers, crafts, and languages. A preliminary Google search of the school cited a tree plantation camp and a kindergarten clay-modeling contest.
In the past, I remember parents would often threaten to send their children to Punjab if they misbehaved. I can think of a number of children still in Punjab for this very reason. Still others pardesi Punjabis would send their children to India's most prestigious school as America, Canada, UK, etc. provided them the means to gain access for their children. So my question, would you consider sending your kids to school in Punjab? Why or why not? Is this some misplaced romanticism or is this a real alternative? What would be the positives and what would be the drawbacks?
Earlier today, Gurmeet Ram Rahim narrowly escaped an assassination attempt when someone from a truck passing by his motorcade threw an explosive object.
While members of his entourage were injured, the Dera Sacha Sauda leader walked away unscathed. The rumor mills are buzzing and expect the words "RDX" and "Pakistan" to soon circulate. What seems to be completely missing from the coverage in terms of the timing was the recent directive by the Punjab and Haryana High Court calling the state of Punjab not to file a chargesheet in the case registered against Gurmeet Ram Rahim at Bathinda a few weeks ago. Badal was using the Punjab and Haryana High Court's directive to wiggle himself out of upholding the Sikh masses' pressure after the Jathedars had to call an emergency meeting last year at Takht Dam Dama Sahib announcing that if the Punjab Government failed to act, the Sikhs would be "forced to act against the Dera" and would commence all social boycott.
From newspaper reports, GT Road has been flooded with his followers and closed down. Unfortunately, expect clashes and a brutal random round up by the police within the next three days. (See earlier "joke" about this issue)
Two men, Mohinder Singh and Swaran Singh, have been apprehended in connection to Saturday's failed assassination attempt against the Dera Sacha Sauda leader. Another man, Bakshish Singh, has been implicated and it is not yet known whether the police have already apprehended him or if he is eluding their capture. (One is never quite sure with the draconian Punjab Police)
There is a fascinating article in this week's Wired Magazine. The article discusses a new software that is being developed by German computer scientists that may be able to take shredded documents and piece them together. Before the Berlin War came down, the East German Secret Police, the Stasi (there is a wonderful highly-recommended movie about this) created huge dossiers on its citizens. In this surveillance-state, government conformity was maintained through fear, paranoia, and torture, if required. These huge dossiers have since been made open to the public, but just prior to the fall of the Berlin Wall, Stasi workers made an effort to destroy the documents. However, even these may not be beyond recovery:
The machine-shredded stuff is confetti, largely unrecoverable. But in May 2007, a team of German computer scientists in Berlin announced that after four years of work, they had completed a system to digitally tape together the torn fragments. Engineers hope their software and scanners can do the job in less than five years — even taking into account the varying textures and durability of paper, the different sizes and shapes of the fragments, the assortment of printing (from handwriting to dot matrix) and the range of edges (from razor sharp to ragged and handmade.) "The numbers are tremendous. If you imagine putting together a jigsaw puzzle at home, you have maybe 1,000 pieces and a picture of what it should look like at the end," project manager Jan Schneider says. "We have many millions of pieces and no idea what they should look like when we're done."
The implications for this project are tremendous. On the Big Brother side, citizens may be worried that even after shredding vital personal information, it may still be recoverable. However, keeping Big Brother in check may also be possible.
"People who took the time to rip things up that small had a reason," Nickolay says. "This isn't about revenge but about understanding our history." And not just Germany's — Nickolay has been approached by foreign officials from Poland and Chile with an interest in reconstructing the files damaged or destroyed by their own repressive regimes.
Recently, when I was watching Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra's speech that he gave at a Gurdwara in
"There is a fable that when the Sun was setting for the first time, as it was completing its journey, light was decreasing and the signs of Darkness were appearing. It is said, lamentation was rife amongst the people that the Sun will set, Darkness will spread, no one will be able to see anything, and what will happen to us? Everybody was worried, but the Sun set. In order to show its strength, Darkness set its foot on the earth, but it is said – far away, in some hut, one little Lamp lifted his head. It proclaimed, "I challenge the Darkness. If nothing else, then at least around myself, I will not let it settle. Around myself I will establish Light." And it is said, watching that one Lamp, in other huts other Lamps arose. And the world was amazed that these Lamps stopped Darkness from expanding, so that people could see. I believe, today when Darkness is trying to overwhelm Truth with full strength, then if nothing else, self-respecting Panjab, like a Lamp, is challenging this Darkness. And I pray to the Guru, who identifies with Truth to keep this light lit."
Even though Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra was talking about all those individuals who make-up Panjab and were fighting against the Darkness of the lies prepuatated by the Indian State and were trying to spread the Light of Truth about the murders during the 1980s and 1990s, I would like to extend this metaphor to talk about local and global social activism. As Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra said about the Lamp, "I challenge the Darkness. If nothing else, then at least around myself, I will not let it settle. Around myself I will establish Light." I believe our activism needs to start locally … we need to start with spreading Light around our local communities and preventing Darkness from engulfing them. Too often I have seen activism begin globally, but have little effect locally because we fail to understand how global issues take a unique form in the local context. Therefore, with little knowledge of the local context we try to implement global solutions that mean very little and let Darkness spread. Don't get me wrong, I think the global and local should constantly be in dialogue and inform each other, but solutions are based on local implementation. As we become more strategic and effective at local implementation, I think we can inspire more Lamps to spread the light around themselves and begin to build local activism into a larger global social movement with practical solutions.
Also, as Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra spoke about how one Lamp arose and inspired other Lamps to also arise, I began to think how social activism is a form of seva which makes it a crucial component of our spiritual journey as Sikhs. To some degree, I kept equating the Lamp and it's Light to the Divine Light that resides in all of us. As Sikhs, our spiritual journey is based on seeing the Divine Light (jyot) of Truth in others and ourselves. It is this recognition that makes us act. We act to fight the Darkness (i.e. injustice) that engulfs and dims the Divine Light in people and ourselves. As we allow this process to take place, our individual and communal Divine Light becomes more visible, larger, and stronger in fighting Darkness (i.e. injustice).
What does everyone else think?
A couple of years ago, in the farmer suicide capital of
As people from 10 villages spoke of how their families had witnessed double, even triple, suicides in a year, everyone knew of the havoc debt and unsustainable agricultural practice had wreaked on farmers in the state.
So they spoke fearlessly, revealing shocking details. National Samples Organisation data shows "whereas the average annual loan taken by farmers in
Indiais Rs 13,000, the corresponding figure for Punjabis Rs 40,000." It also shows that around 40 per cent Indian farmers want to quit farming due to the cost it involves.
Why are farmers in such debt? Agriculture is no longer the profitable livelihood it once was, yet many do not have the skills or education to turn to other forms of livelihood.


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My girlfriend is running the marathon this weekend and when she finishes she likes to go a little nuts with some indulgent food. Last year the run ended at College Park so we went to Caplanskys and had sandwiches and poutine. This year it ends at Nathan Phillips Square...any suggestions for some indulgent options within walking distance? If they serve beer that's a bonus.
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The Testing of our Faith
It is easy to become distraught at the world around us, but as believers we have something more to hold on to!
What is required to be Christlike?
"The job of a football coach is to make men do what they don't want to do in order to achieve what they've always wanted to be." Tom Landry The same could be said of Christianity! It will take some work. Elbow grease will be required. If we want to look more like Jesus, it will require from us spiritual discipline. Things like reading … Read More What is required to be Christlike?
Happy Easter!
May we be reminded that our Savior is risen. He is not dead! No grave could hold him in the ground. He reigns on high…and is worth living for. You are loved by God Himself! Sue
Can Suffering be for our Good?
It is never fun or easy to journey through difficult situations; however, God recently changed my attitude. Even in the murky waters, I can learn something about God. This light & momentary affliction is preparing me for the eternal weight of glory! Read more…
How do you handle your sin?
We are wired to try harder. Accomplishing the impossible makes us feel good. We like the feeling of being in control.
Why Helping Others is More About Faith than Finances
As many of you are aware, Haiti is the birthplace of our adopted son, Comerson. As a result, this fifth-world country has captured a piece of our heart. But quite honestly, the bond goes much deeper. The people here are much like you and me. They love family and friends and go out of their way to care for each other. … Read More Why Helping Others is More About Faith than Finances
Who says "Quiet Time" has to be quiet?
I have to admit, I can be pretty set in my ways. Recently, God showed me that I need to be more open minded about my daily quiet time. It doesn't need to be at a set time, in a certain location, or even look like everyone else's. My time with God can happen all day long…even in the midst of my chaos.
A New Take on Prayer Journaling
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New Website for DCMGO!
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October 5, 2015
Astronomer Hugh Ross Talks About Fine-Tuning of the Universe at Southern Evangelical Seminary's Scientific Apologetics Conference, as Genetics Researcher John Sanford Addresses DNA
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Scientists announced last weekend that liquid saltwater flows on Mars, and now, based on this discovery, conversation has turned to whether other planets can sustain life.
Southern Evangelical Seminary (SES, www.ses.edu) considers faith issues as well as scientific findings as a leader in apologetics education, teaching students to defend their faith and talk intelligently, passionately and rationally about what they believe and why they believe it. Many SES courses focus on societal issues from a Christian worldview, delve into scientific apologetics or contemplate creation research.
Many significant scientific issues, such as the new discovery on Mars, will be explored at SES's upcoming 22nd annual National Conference on Christian Apologetics, hosted by Calvary Church in Charlotte, N.C. on Oct. 16-17. And at the conference, several speakers will lend their scientific expertise, including two standouts: astronomer Dr. Hugh Ross and genetics researcher Dr. John C. Sanford.
"While the headlines about water on Mars are indeed significant and have the world talking, there is a significant difference between finding water and finding life," said SES President Dr. Richard Land. "Only time will tell what this discovery will mean for the scientific and faith communities. In the meantime, SES will welcome two expert speakers to our annual scientific apologetics conference on Oct. 16-17 who will offer their own outlook on how these scientific findings can be interpreted, especially for those who believe that a Divine Creator formed heaven and earth and created man in His own image."
At SES's conference later this month, Dr. Hugh Ross will talk about the fine-tuning of the universe and the earth's special characteristics that facilitate life. Ross is founder and president of Reasons to Believe, an organization that researches and communicates how God's revelation in the words of the Bible harmonizes with the facts of nature.
With a degree in physics from the University of British Columbia and a grant from the National Research Council of Canada, Ross earned a Ph.D. in astronomy from the University of Toronto. For several years he continued his research on quasars and galaxies as a postdoctoral fellow at the California Institute of Technology. His writings include journal and magazine articles as well as numerous books, including "Navigating Genesis," "Why the Universe Is the Way It Is," "The Creator and the Cosmos," "The Fingerprint of God" and more. He has spoken at hundreds of university campuses and conferences and churches around the world. For information about Ross, visit www.reasons.org/about/who-we-are/hugh-ross.
At the conference, Ross will address "Preparing Earth for the Redemption of a 'Great Multitude'" on Oct. 16 at 11:15 a.m. In his biblical Revelation vision (Chapter 7), John sees a great multitude in white robes that no one could count from every nation, tribe, people and language. In the past two years, astronomers, geologists and biologists have finally measured the enormity of the fine-tuning design of our galaxy cluster, galaxy, planetary system, and tectonic and biological history that is needed to allow for the possibility for a very tiny window of time to open up during which billions of humans could live on Earth at the same time.
All this care and meticulous design that God clearly has invested in the inanimate creation to prepare for the brief entry of human beings testifies to how much more He must care for and love us individual human beings and desire to work for our redemption. Discovering that God began His work of redemption before He began His work of creation and that all His works of creation are for the purpose of furthering His works of creation gives us a new perspective on the natural realm. It also motivates us to discover how we as individual humans can be used by God to help bring an "uncountable" number of humans to faith in Jesus Christ as Creator, Lord and Savior.
Ross's second talk at the conference, titled "Rare Ice Age Cycle, Rare Opportunity for Redemption," on Oct. 17 at 9:15 a.m., explores the ice ages that are rare in earth's past. Only during the last 0.05 percent of earth's history has an ice age cycle operated, Ross says, an astounding outcome given that the sun radiates more brightly today than at any time since life began. Research shows how the simultaneous and highly fine-tuned movements of seven continents plus Greenland contributed to the cycle's launch and how the cycle made global, high-technology civilization possible for the first time in earth's history.
Ross's talk will help attendees learn how the severity of the last glacial period and the extreme and unique climate stability of the current interglacial allows billions of people to reside on Earth and grants to believers the resources they need to take the good news of salvation through Christ to all the people groups that make up the human population.
In addition to the presentations by Ross, additional scientific exploration will be offered by conference speaker Dr. John C. Sanford, who delves into the complex topic of DNA and the fact that some geneticists agree that there is net degradation of DNA upon replication, and that humans are actually devolving instead of improving as a species.
Sanford is the Associate Professor of Horticultural Sciences (semi-retired) at Cornell University, New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. He is a researcher in genetics and is currently looking at the theoretical limits of mutation and selection. He earned a bachelor's degree in horticulture from the University of Minnesota, a master's degree in plant breeding/plant genetics from the University of Wisconsin and a Ph.D. in plant breeding/plant genetics from the University of Wisconsin.
Sanford was an atheist until he went through a marriage crisis in the 1980s with his present wife, Helen. The crisis caused him to seek the Lord and he became a born-again Christian and a young-earth creationist. On behalf of intelligent design, Sanford was involved in the 2005 Kansas evolution hearings, denying the principle of common descent and testified ... "that we were created by a special creation, by God." As an inventor, Sanford holds more than 25 patents including the "gene gun."
The theme of the 2015 conference is "Ideas Have Consequences: The Bigger the Idea, the Bigger the Consequence," and top-name speakers, besides Land, Ross and Sanford, include Jay Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice (via pre-taped video interview), Frank Turek, Ryan Anderson, Michael Brown, Josh McDowell, Jay Richards, Norman Geisler, Paige Patterson, Derwin Gray, Gary Habermas and Richard Howe, along with many others. To register, visitconference.ses.edu/registration.
Prior to the conference on the evening of Oct. 15, SES is coordinating a special event also hosted at Calvary Church that will feature a panel of speakers who will talk about their perceptions of whether an ancient wooden structure discovered on Mount Ararat in Turkey is indeed Noah's Ark.
Among the speakers will be Geisler, SES's co-founder, who will make introductions, as well as Ahmet Ertugrul, better known to the world as Parasut, a Turkish local who first discovered the structure. Joining him will be Philip Ernest Williams, who will present the results of his investigation of charges that this discovery was based on a fabrication, new video of subsequent visits to the site since the 2010 announcement, a report on his efforts to seek American scientific involvement, details of his own visit to the site last fall and the announcement of a newly formed Mount Ararat Discovery Foundation that will sponsor further investigation.
A women's pre-conference is also set for Oct. 15, titled "Womanhood: Ideas Have Consequences." The pre-conference event will address apologetics issues that are unique to women. Registration is included in the adult and student registrations, or separate registration is available for $40 per ticket. The women's pre-conference is set for 2 to 9:30 p.m.at Calvary Church. Doors will open at 1 p.m. For more information on the free pre-conference, visithttp://conference.ses.edu/women.
Land is featured in his nationally syndicated daily radio commentary, "Bringing Every Thought Captive," which airs on 235 stations on the American Family Radio Network and 100 stations on the Bott Radio Network. "Bringing Every Thought Captive" is also podcast daily on the free SES mobile app and airs locally in the Charlotte, N.C., area every weekday. The "Bringing Every Thought Captive" television program, hosted by Land, debuted in January on the NRB Network, and airs on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. and midnight EST. "Bringing Every Thought Captive" also reaches nearly 2 million households in the Chicago area on the Total Living Network. For more information about stations, times, downloads and more, click here.
Land has taught as a visiting or adjunct professor for several seminaries and has authored or edited more than 15 books. He earned his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Oxford University in England and his bachelor's degree (magna cum laude) from Princeton University. Land also earned a Master of Theology (Honors Program) degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where he received the Broadman Seminarian Award as the Outstanding Graduating Student. Dr. Land was the 2013 Watchman Award recipient from the Family Research Council for his leadership on moral and cultural issues. He also received the Phillip E. Johnson Award for Liberty and Truth from Biola University in 2010. Land served previously (1988-2013) as president of The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, the Southern Baptist Convention's official entity assigned to address social, moral and ethical concerns, with particular attention to their impact on American families. In 2014, he was appointed as a Senior Research Fellow of the ERLC's Research Institute, and in 2015, he was named in the top 15 of Newsmax's "Top 100 Christian Leaders in America."
Southern Evangelical Seminary invites visitors to its web site to join the more than 20,000 people who have already downloaded the SES Apologetics App for Windows mobile devices and Android and Apple phones and tablets. Those with the app can get the very best news and information in Christian apologetics, including articles, audio, video, blogs and more from today's most able defenders of the Christian faith—William Lane Craig, Lee Strobel, Josh McDowell, William Dembski, Frank Turek, Hugh Ross, Gary Habermas and other well-known speakers, authors and teachers.
Southern Evangelical Seminary has been ranked as one of the top graduate programs for General Christian Apologetics by TheBestSchools.org's "Top 10 Graduate Programs in Christian Apologetics."
For more information on SES, visit its web site at www.ses.edu or its Facebook page, follow the SES Twitter feed, @sesapologetics, or call (800) 77-TRUTH. For more information about SES' "Ethics in Emerging Technology" program, visit www.ethics.ses.edu.
For information on SES or to set up an interview, contact Deborah Hamilton at 215-815-7716 or 610-584-1096, ext. 102, or Jen Wozniak, 610-584-1096, ext. 100, email@example.com.
Southern Evangelical Seminary is a leader in apologetics education—teaching students to defend their faith and talk intelligently, passionately and rationally about what they believe and why they believe it. The accredited Christian college and seminary offers a wide variety of bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees. Programs can be completed through residence in the Charlotte area or online. The award-winning education at SES is distinctively Christian and focused on evangelism and world-engaging defense of the Christian faith—Christian Apologetics.


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The Jack Layton Book Club
The Jack Layton Chair, in partnership with the Ryerson Library and Achives, are pleased to invite you to the inaugural series of presentations of the Jack Layton Book Club. They promise to be interesting, inter-active discussions of books that mattered … Continue reading
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Snooker: Higgins and O'Sullivan inseparable at Crucible
John Higgins and Ronnie O'Sullivan exchanged heavy fire in their World Championship quarter-final at the Crucible yesterday before an overnight truce was reached at 4-4.
From 4-2 and 35-0 behind, O'Sullivan conjured an exquisite 89 break and followed it with a rapid 105 in which referee Leo Scullion was almost chasing him around the table to respot the colours.
The official from Glasgow twice almost tripped over television cameras while the crowd marvelled at the way O'Sullivan finished the session. The match will resume this afternoon. Higgins never had any doubt the contest with O'Sullivan would be an experience to savour.
"It's always a great occasion, wherever you play him," he said. "He's got the Jimmy White and Alex Higgins factor. The crowd are on his side and that generates a buzz that you love playing in.
"Playing O'Sullivan anywhere probably generates the same buzz as playing in a final against most other people."
It was appropriate they should finish on level terms, seeing as the parallels between the pair are impossible to ignore. Both men are 35 years old, have three World titles behind them and entered this contest level on 104 Crucible centuries. Make that 105 now, after O'Sullivan's closing ton and Higgins' total clearance of 121 in the sixth frame.
Higgins holds the edge in the number of ranking events they have won, 23 in his case to O'Sullivan's 22, after landing the UK Championship and Welsh Open titles since his return from a six-month suspension.
O'Sullivan pitched up in Sheffield having not won a match in a ranking event since September, and having threatened to stay at home, but his focus has returned.
Yet Higgins will know he should be leading. On a break of 35 in frame seven, he missed a straightforward black off its spot and O'Sullivan was quick to punish.
Fifteen years have passed since O'Sullivan and Higgins first met at the Crucible. It finished 13-12 in the quarter-finals to the Englishman that time and this could go the same way,
There have been more clashes in Sheffield, most notably in the 2001 final when O'Sullivan landed his first world title, taking that match 18-14.
Mark Selby was favourite for the title as he headed into his quarter-final against China's Ding Junhui, who had come from 12-9 behind to beat Stuart Bingham 13-12 in the second round. But Selby faces a scrap today after Ding opened a 5-3 lead over the Leicester potter.
Selby had a tournament record of six centuries in his last-16 win against Stephen Hendry and began with another yesterday against Ding, 124 in the first frame.
However, Ding then strung together four frames in a row, featuring breaks of 58, 53, 63 and 65.
Selby made it 4-2 with runs of 51 and 87, but Ding guaranteed himself an overnight lead with 77 in frame seven. Selby finished with 74 to stay in the hunt.
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Google Says Don't Be A GlassholePosted: February 20th, 2014 | Author: | Filed under: Google, Technoid Computer News, Technoid Gadget News | Tags: Glass Developer Policy Update, Glass Privacy Policy, Google Glass, Google Glass Explorers | Comments Off on Google Says Don't Be A Glasshole
New technology often means a bit of a fumble when it comes to manners, remember the intro of the mobile phone – geez your old – where is it ok to use your phone, dealing with loud talkers and most recently sexting, the rules governing mobile phones have evolved very very slowly.
It's taken more than 2 decades to come to terms with an accepted set of social do's and don't for the meek mobile. So what's the etiquette for using Google Glass in public?
The do's and don'ts for new technologies aren't always clear, indeed many are still arguing over using mobiles in restaurants.
So the everwise behemoth that is Google, has stepped up, providing some basic tips on using it's latest, greatest device ::::
"Respect others, if they have questions about Glass don't get snappy," the tech-giant said in a list of do's and don'ts. "Be polite, explain what Glass does and remember, a quick demo can go a long way."
While wearing the device might make one feel high-and-mighty, Google wants its users to stay down-to-earth, in other words, don't be rude, crude or creepy, aka a "Glasshole."
Google's wearable computer is still in its infancy, but it's future prominence is indisputable, Glass' ability to let people surreptitiously record video, take photos and empathetically view others has sparked questions about what's appropriate behaviour.
Just like the dark-old-days of early mobile etiquette, some businesses have banned Glass, in other places, the question remains: Am I allowed to use Glass here?
The general rule according to Goolge is "if it's a place where mobile cameras aren't allowed, then the same rules apply to Glass." So if you're asked to turn your phone off, you should turn Glass off too.
Breaking the rules or being a Glasshole "will not get businesses excited about Glass and may ruin it for other Explorers," the search giant says.
Users also shouldn't stare into their Glass displays for long periods of time, Google says, "The device was designed more for short bursts of interaction."
Google also has some common-sense advice, "Don't wear Glass during high-impact sports."
"Water skiing, bull riding or cage fighting with Glass are probably not good ideas."
Google's tips don't address the issue of driving while wearing Glass. A woman in California was recently cleared by a court after being ticketed for wearing Glass at the wheel. The court commissioner said there was no evidence the device had actually been in use at the time.
Google is clearly trying to steer users away from being creepy, "Standing alone in the corner of a room staring at people while recording them through Glass is not going to win you any friends," Google says. "The Glass camera function is no different from a cell phone so behave as you would with your phone and ask permission before taking photos or videos of others."
And as for the taboo subject of sex, as usual Google has completely ignored man's most popular passtime…
Google has maintained Glass developer policies since the inception of the hardware, but these new policies addressing privacy and personal data collection, are aimed at those developing apps rather than end users.
Want to join the Glass Explorer Program? google.com/glass
Check Google's Etiquette Page: google.com/glasscomms
..or the full list of Glass Developer Policies: developers.google.com
RELATED! NSFW! Sex with Google Glass, Glance
Porn on Google Glass has been well written about, at first thought it's a brilliant idea, however Google – and it's prude policy – is making nudity on Glass harder than purveyors of porn would like.
A UK based App developer says he's created the first Google Glass App designed for sex, NO, not porn, sex.
Sex with Glass purports to let partners share their point of view with each other, allowing "you see two different perspectives, seamlessly, changing the way you experience sex".
The idea is that both bedroom buddies wear Glass during their fleshy encounter, the App sends a live video feed to the other person's display upon command, "OK, Glass, it's time", allowing them to see what you see in real time, to stop the live feed you simply utter the words, "OK, Glass, pull out".
Unfortunately, according to the empathetic developer "No one wants the App in their store, not Google, nor Apple :: Read the full article »»»»
RELATED! Internet is a "Gift from God" According to the Pope
Pope Francis says the internet is "a gift from God" and called on Catholics to "boldly become citizens of the digital world".
"The internet offers immense possibilities for encounter and solidarity. This is something truly good, a gift from God," the Argentinian born pontiff said in his first World Communication Day message, given annually by the pope. :Let us boldly become citizens of the digital world. Let our communication be a balm which relieves pain and a fine wine which gladdens hearts."
The 77-year-old pontiff is a keen Twitter user whose account has attracted more than 10 million followers, check: twitter.com/Pontifex
But he also makes a point of privileging human relationships and physical touch, often walking among the crowds who flock to see him in St Peter's Square and embracing the ill or disabled :: Read the full article »»»»
RELATED! Facebook Compared to a Disease… about to be cured
Facebook has been called lots of things since it rise to stardom in 2006. According to 2 US researchers however, the social network is most comparable to an infectious disease.
The researchers reckon that the online behemoth is experiencing a spike, right before its decline, they also claim the social network will lose 80 per cent of users by 2017.
Two doctoral candidates in mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton University made their claims in a paper published online at a scientific research archive, but not yet peer-reviewed.
Facebook losing 800,000,000 user might seem like a fantasy, if history is any measure however it may just happen.
Based on the rise and fall of MySpace, John Cannarella and Joshua Spechler say that Facebook, the largest online social network in history, is set for a massive fall :: Read the full article »»»»
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May 11th, 2016
Retired basketball player and reality TV star Lamar Odom has returned to Keeping Up With the Kardashians. It's his first appearance on the show since he nearly died at the Love Ranch brothel in Crystal, Nevada.
Odom, who married Khloe Kardashian in 2009 following a very brief courtship, was found unconscious after several days of partying at the famous Nevada establishment last October. News reports indicated that he'd taken "10 doses" of a "viagra-like drug" and snorted cocaine. He apparently suffered strokes and brain damage. After spending several days in a coma, Odom woke up with memory loss.
In an interview with Ellen Degeneres, Odom's wife Khloe Kardashian described his slow recovery. "He's learning how to walk again and feed himself again and put sentences together," she said.
Since the interview, Odom has made great strides and is now much closer to his former self. Although noticeably different, he is able to communicate. This week, Odom was featured in the latest episode of the show, filmed over the course of several months. It's his first public appearance.
In the episode, Odom seems tired and reserved. At the end, he attends a New York Fashion show put on by Kanye West. Here's hoping the producers of Keeping Up With the Kardashians have at least some shred of interest in not exploiting him too much.


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morpphine overdosemy mom went into hospital with gall blaldder stones.she was too old to operate so they gave her morphie.she slet for daysnow she cannot breathe probperly,she cant move her body,...
my mom went into hospital with gall blaldder stones.she was too old to operate so they gave her morphie.she slet for daysnow she cannot breathe probperly,she cant move her body, and she yells very loud.is this normal.my mother also has some brain damage.this this normal with morphine.thankyou janiceshe also cannot get up to go to the washroon and is in diapers now
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Having had gallbladder issues myself, I would say that is not a typical response to morphine. However, if she cannot have the surgery, she is likely on a very high does of morphine. Higher doses of morphine could certainly make someone appear very out of it. Morphine can certainly make you very sleepy. A person on a high dose of morphine might not be able to move properly nor get up to use the restroom. A standard dose wouldn't cause this effect. If she is on a higher dose because of a higher pain level, she might experience different symptoms. Speaking from experience, gallstones are incredibly painful. She may be yelling loudly each time a stone moves or tries to pass through her system. Her behavior could be a normal response or it could be a severe reaction to the drug. It really depends on the dosage she is on and any other pre-existing conditions (such as the brain damage you mentioned). If you are concerned about her, I would urge you to contact your mother's doctor. Only a physician familiar with her case can say for sure if this is normal or if she needs alternative care. If you are not satisfied with the answers you receive from her doctor, you might want to consider a second opinion from a different doctor.


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Carved door, and door surround, including the coat of arms for the Maori kings (Te Paki o Matariki) at the Maori meeting house Turongo, Turanga-waewae, Ngaruawahia, [ca 1938]
Reference Number: APG-1501-1/4-G
Carved door and door surround, including the coat of arms for the Maori Kings(Te Paki o Matariki) at the Maori meeting house Turongo, Ngaruawahia. Three unknown persons sit at the foot of the door. Taken by Albert Percy Godber circa 1938.
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Godber, Albert Percy, 1875-1949 :Collection of albums, prints and negatives, Reference Number PA-Group-00048 (2024 digitised items)
Extent: 1 b&w original negative(s)Dry plate glass negative 4.25 x 3.25 inches. Vertical imageSingle negative
Historical Notes: Original prints of this image are in Godber Album Vol 100, p 48 and p 99 (PA1-o-194)
Conditions governing access to original: Partial restriction - Negatives are not available for viewing. Surrogate copies will be provided.
Citation: Any publication must be accompanied by the credit "A P Godber Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library".
Other copies available: File print available in Pictorial Reference Service572. Maori. Art. Carving(PFP-000583)
Inscriptions: Inscribed - On album page - top centre: Ngaruawahia
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When Tweets Fly Away…
Have you ever said something that you wish you did not say? Aren't you glad that nobody was there with a recording device to play it on YouTube over and over again? Business owners and politicians may not be so lucky these days. Today there are a lot of people up in arms about Official Opposition leader Danielle Smith making a Twitter post about feeding tainted beef to the homeless. Is that what she meant to say? I have no idea what was in her heart and unless you are her, you probably don't know either but the reality is that we live in a world where everything you say can go viral and if it does it will become a virus that is hard to cure.
Business Owners often view social media with skepticism due to these kinds of incidents. They often ask when we are consulting them how they can be sure that what they put out there in 140 characters won't be misinterpreted? Some are afraid to engage in the social media realm because they may do something wrong. They are correct to approach with caution but one does not have to be dormant or even boring in order to be current and popular online.
The fact is that you have more to lose by not being online than by being there. Large companies are being replaced by small companies all around the globe and not because the smaller companies are better. They are simply more agile and competitive online. A small company can leave a big electronic footprint and make themselves look a lot bigger than they are by using social media tools correctly.
This works with politicians too. Look at the sudden rise in popularity of the late Jack Layton in Quebec. How was that accomplished? The Party Quebecois stronghold of the universe gave up seats to a bunch of 20 year olds who could Tweet. How did Nenshi and Redford win? Funny thing they both used many of the same campaign workers who understood social media. The internet was not the only tactic they employed of course but when that was added to other components and a plan was put into place they quickly became the leaders in the race.
Social Media can give you an edge in business and in politics if you know what you are doing. If you don't know what you are doing it can give you a headache!
So how do you deal with a bad social media experience?
1. Plan your message out with consideration to avoid mistakes. Twitter posts should be consistent and worked out to present a carefully planned message that represents your brand well. Write most of your posts out in advance and use Hootsuite or some other aggregator to get them out to the public. Look these over, think about what they sound like if others are reading them and there is no other support but the 140 characters being posted.
2. Train staff to only say positive things in an impromptu manner. Never react instantly even to crazy accusations. Think it through. What will it look like? Can you state exactly what you need to in 140 characters? If you can't write a blog and link to it. That is better because you can state your whole thought and even give a diagram or a photo to back your cause and make it clear.
3. Control your own space. There are a lot of things out of your control but your website, your Facebook page, your Twitter account, these are your own real estate properties. Own them and don't let them become neglected. Don't let others abuse you there. You should not remove every negative statement but limit the number and respond to the negative in a positive way.
4. Respond to what is being said about you in a positive way. Never get into name bashing your competitor. That might work in American politics but Canadians typically don't like it.
Apologize if you make a mistake and be sincere in your apology. You may even need to follow up with some act of restitution and be public about it. Think through a strategy carefully and employ it with military precision.
5. Monitor the airwaves. Hire a company to do it for you if you need to. You need to respond to bad press no matter where it comes from.
6. Have a whole plan of action ready to go into play just in case you as a decision maker are not available during the highest point of the crisis. Be prepared.
7. The best defense is a good offence. If there are pages and pages of good things all over the internet about you and one bad report comes up it is a dark drop in a bucket of good clean water. If there is nothing good on the internet about you that dark drop becomes a tsunami that sweeps you away. Build an ongoing online campaign and get others to talk well of you in blogs, forums and reviews. Gain favor with positive and lasting engagement to avoid problems in the future.
At Loyal2U we build you a marketing plan with long term value. Whether you want to stay at the top of your game, gain the market edge as a smaller company, create a name for yourself, or win an election we know how to help you take over your universe. You may need a consultant to guide you in social media etiquette or you may need a larger game-plan to create a larger more positive noise online.
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Rachel Lewis and Emma Donaldson-Feilder demonstrate the importance of HR professionals showing strong leadership, in order to help to create an organisational environment conducive to effective people management and ultimately, success.
Research suggests that leaders in organisations personally affect the dynamics, culture and values of that organisation (Giberson et al. 2009) in addition to affecting individual performance and health and effectiveness.
Furthermore, it is widely recognised that good leadership and management are necessary for good organisational performance in addition to being critical for a successful HR function.
We reviewed the leadership literature and its implications for HR for the CIPD.
One of the conclusions we drew was that it is necessary for HR professionals to demonstrate leadership themselves and develop the leadership skills of employees currently in people management positions, in addition to consolidating the systems and processes used for people management activities.
The following is an outline of why this is important and some initial thoughts on how HR professionals can achieve this.
HR professionals set the policies for people management activities, such as employee engagement, performance management and absence management; however it is not feasible for HR employees to implement these processes and policies personally within the organisation.
Line managers need to be responsible for such people management activities and CIPD research demonstrates the critical role line managers play in applying such HR policies.
If managers are not developed and supported to fulfil this role, there is a chance that such policies may not be fully implemented or implemented inappropriately.
The effect is that employees may perceive HR to be unsuccessful and employees may experience a 'rhetoric-reality' gap where the HR department and the organisation espouse good intentions and advocate best practice.
In reality, individual employees do not experience these at the local level.
The current economic and market environment results in businesses needing to be very flexible; organisational development is in demand and organisational change is omnipresent. In this climate, leadership skills and local-level people management are critical.
For successful organisational change to occur, leadership and management approaches must also change. Employees are central to organisational change, consequently organisational development that focuses only on systems and structure is unlikely to be successful.
To increase the success and long term impact of organisational development programmes, line managers need to work actively with their employees at the local level.
Line managers also have an important role to play within learning and development. To establish learning cultures in the workplace necessitates local level leadership, which sets the tone in addition to encouraging employees to engage in learning.
To ensure that HR can truly be a strategic 'insight driven' function it is imperative that line managers are responsible for people management activities.
Ensuring managers are responsible for people management activities – engaging employees, supporting wellbeing and getting the most out of employees – will enable HR professionals to prioritise the broader issues, step away from day-to-day management and focus on the overarching people strategy for the organisation and the impact of this on organisational performance.
To accomplish the goals described above, HR professionals need to display leadership themselves by demonstrating the applicability and significance of leadership and ensuring its development is sustained.
The HR function needs to be led in such a way that it can confidently lead and take the initiative on people management issues, in addition to developing leadership and management skills at all levels throughout the organisation.
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Short Stories Coal Country
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Is a new rotating section on an event or a particular time and place .
Coal and coal mining or lack of it seems to be in the news each and every week. In late September I was invited to Lynch, KY to make photographs during a special weekend, the weekend of the local Pastor's church anniversary, in the heart of coal country In Harlan County. It was my 16 years of work in the African-American hamlets in the inner Bluegrass Region that led to this invitation. Here are a few from this invitation where I was welcomed in and invited to come back again.


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Indentification of Abnormal Y Chromosomes in the Resident Population of Woodward State Hospital and School (Drake University, 1973-09)The problem. The screening of 507 residents of Woodward State Hospital-School for possible Y chromosome anomalies using a quinacrine mustard staining technique. This stain causes a bright fluorescence in the distal region ...
Individual Feedback and Observing the Feedback of Others as a Behavior Modification Skill Training Technique (Drake University, 1981-02)The problem. Research in training paraprofessional staff to perform behavior modification skills has shown practical training procedures to be most effective. Practical training usually consists of variations of modeling ...
Individualizing The Reading Program with Children in The First Year of Primary School (Drake University, 1964-08)
The Influence Of Angle Of View, Instructions, And Sex Of Subject On Fluctuations Of The Wheatstone-Necker Cube (Drake University, 1961-08)
The Influence of Contest Ratings on Student and Director Attitudes Toward State Large Group Choral Competition (Drake University, 1987-05)The problem. The purpose of the present study is to investigate the influence of contest ratings on high school student and director attitudes toward the State Large Group Choral Competition in Iowa. Specifically, this ...
Influence of Incentive on Strategies of Human choice Behavior in a Four Alternative Transfer of Learning Probability Task (Drake University, 1974-05)The Problem: Forty-eight human Ss were presented with a four choice probability learning-task. Two groups of 24 Ss each were placed under different incentives - Equitable Wage (EW) and Gambling Wage (GW). It was anticipated ...
The Influence of Student Absences on Grade Point Average in High School (Drake University, 1986-08)The problem. This study was undertaken (1) to examine the extent that high school attendance level affects grade point averages, (2) to examine the interaction between the effects of intelligence and attendance levels on ...
Influence Of The Holland Background On Education In The Pella Community Schools, 1847-1966 (Drake University, 1966-08)
The Influence of the Mississippi River on Mark Twain and How it Pervaded His Writing (Drake University, 1965-01)
The Influence of Transferring A Baton from One Hand to The Other on Running Speed (Drake University, 1968-01)
Inhibitory Effects of Ketoconazole on the Oxidation of Linoleic Acid Micelles, Phospholipid Liposomes, and Human Low Density Lipoprotein (h-LDL) (Drake University, 1993-07)Soybean lipoxygenase (SLO) (500-5000 units/ml), Fe(III)Cl3/ascorbate (5-100microM) and hematin (5-100microM) induced oxidative modification of lipids present in micelles of linoleic acid (0.5 mM), liposomes prepared from ...
Initiating and Developing A Sex Education Program in The Dallas Community School (Drake University, 1968-06)
Initiation of An Improved Guidance Program for Carlisle Junior High School Hartford, Iowa (Drake University, 1969-08)
An Inquiry Into Healee's Perceptions of the Healing Experience (Drake University, 1988-11)The problem. This study described the healing experience and its meaning for five individuals who received healing in the context of a Catholic healing mass. Procedure. Each of the five subjects were interviewed twice ...
Instructional Design Strategies Utilizing Interactive Program Materials For Adult Learners: A Content Analysis (Drake University, 1996-09)Interactive technology – encompassing a variety of teaching tools that have in common the attempt to engage the learner in beneficial response to content materials – is the focus of this qualitative study based on content ...
AN INTEGRATED AEROSPACE EDUCATION CURRICULUM GUIDE TO BE USED IN GRADES FOUR, FIVE AND SIX (Drake University, 1960-08)


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The deep-seated origins and wide-reaching lessons of ancient myths built the foundation for our modern legacies. Explore the mythologies of Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Learn what makes these stories so important, distinctive, and able to withstand the test of time. Discover how, despite geographical implausibilities, many myths from across the oceans share themes, morals, and archetypes.
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Worth Getting if You're Interested in Mythology
This audiobook is a great overview of world mythology. It contains lectures (of around 30-40 minutes long) on mythology from Greece, Rome, The Norse, The Bible, Egypt, Celtic Ireland, The Middle East, The Far East, Africa and The Americas.
Prior to this course I knew very little about mythology. I am keen to learn more about mythology and religion at the moment because I want to increase my mythological and religious literacy so that I am better placed to appreciate some of the great works of world literature. I have learnt much from this course. I particularly enjoyed learning about Western mythology because I mostly read Western Literature. I also enjoyed learning about the similarities and differences between one culture and another.
I have listened to 30ish different courses from The Great Courses now, and my favorite courses multiple times. I don't like to be a hater but the lecturer on African Mythology really seemed out of his depth (I honestly wondered if he was standing in for someone else). The other professors spoke confidently, as though they were talking to a group without any notes, yet still managing to be methodical and enthralling. Professor Bailey was obviously reading word for word from a script. He constantly got words mixed up and his regular mid-clause pauses were very off-putting.
Additionally, the structure of the African lectures was poor; whereas the other professors expanded of the myths by giving historical, political and cultural contexts and exploring the possible interpretations and the implications of the myths, Professor Bailey seemed to change the subject every 2 minutes, seemingly hellbent on getting through all of the African Myths ever created with far too little time for building the context, interpretation, and the impact the myth had on the various cultures of Africa. Consequently, after the third or forth lecture from him, I had to hop over to The Far East.
I still got about a days worth of good lectures, and overall I am happy with that. If you want to learn more about the various heroes, ancient gods and how the various ancient peoples of the world came up with explanations for the big questions then this is for you.
- Mark
Absolutely brilliant introduction to mythologies of the world
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1852-O Double Eagle
1852-O Double Eagle NGC AU55. A highly appealing
example of this early year of New Orleans coinage
as well as from the Type I series of double eagles.
Lovely original patina and better than average strike
add to the overall look of this coin which is quite
pleasing. Very much in demand.


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