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10 Movies That Unfold in Just One Night
As we come to the close of a worldwide Internet protest against the SOPA and PIPA anti-piracy bills, we've been thinking about the impact that just 24 hours can make. We're taking a break from politics and making a detour into the cinematic universe to explore stories that use the fleeting nature of time to their advantage. These ten films that take place in just one night sometimes reveal enormous truths for their characters, while others allow strangers to forge fascinating, memorable relationships. There's an urgency and immediacy to stories that unfold so quickly. With little time to lose, there's often clarity of dialogue, action, or emotion that arises during dramatic situations. We've explored it all past the break. Tell us who you'd add to the list below.
Observations on life, love, and longing abound in Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise. The movie stars memorable screen couple Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy when they meet as strangers on a train and join together for one night in Vienna. As the evening unfolds, each person lets their guard down, stories are shared, intimacy grows, and we become intoxicated by the promise of their chance meeting. Nothing is certain, and although time is short, we're invited to grow lost in the subtle details and muse on the transitory nature of relationships and all their complexities.

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A Dock Harmony, Fishing Boats
A Snow Triptych of Concarneau Harbor
Blue Fishing Nets to a Golden Glow
Cloudy, Windy, Grey
Décor: Neige Fondant
Evening Effect
Furled Sails: Red, White, and Blue
Harbor Decorated with Blue Nets
Harbor Just After a Shower
Harbor in Shadow
Harmony and Repose
Just a Moment with the Last Rays
La Ville Close and Blue Nets
Les Filets Bleus, Harbor of Concarneau
November Harbor & Caressing Cloud
Road to the Cross, after the Rain
Sailing under Laboring Clouds
Sardine Boats Sailing North Northeast
Sea Rovers at Rest
Snow Bound Barks: Triptych Composition
Snow and Reflections
Snow-Decked Fleet and Bridge
Spiritless Harbor Evening
Storm Sailing
Storm Stranded Barks
Sunset and Moisture
The Dock in an Art Humor
The Fleet's Departure, October Morning
The Medieval Harbor, Concarneau
The New Harbor Concarneau
Tunny Boats
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Whispers in the Last Rays in the Dock
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As you've learnt, the community aspect is very important in this course and when it comes to creating a NBM. So that you success with your model, follow the instructions below, submit your first assignment, copy the link into your discussion forum group and gather and share feedback in the course community.
Think about your initial idea and write it down.
Here are some additional thoughts for you: What is the community you would like to create or the community you would like to connect your business model to. Who are you going to make your business model for?
Start this journal assignment and share your text with the course community.
Read the instructions in the additional material section and choose a peer group you want belong to.
Copy your link into the discussion thread of your peer group and gather and share feedback.
Check out also other journals and give your colleagues some valuable feedback.
My Health Care Solution
My proposal is to have community based shared medical equipments, which can be accessed by any nearby hospitals and patients.
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IRONMAN World Champion Receives Major Boost After Winning Sunshine Coast
Champion Pete Jacobs is confident he is on track to defend his title in next month's IRONMAN World Championship in Kona after an emphatic victory at IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast.
by Daniel Hoy
Defending IRONMAN world champion Pete Jacobs was in the front group all day and ran away to win by seven minutes at the IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast in Mooloolaba, Queensland.
"I was burning to get a win here. I'm getting in good shape to defend my title at Hawaii—I felt awesome on the bike and built into the run," says Jacobs. "I have worked on my bike and strength and it's all going to plan for Hawaii. I'm hoping to go back and defend, and to everyone who can't make it to Kona in four weeks, hopefully it will look the same as it did today."
Some sub-par race results this year had many questioning Jacobs' ability to defend his world championship title in four weeks, but today's world class time of 3:39:58 answered the doubters.
Second-placed Clayton Fettell, who was with the winner until the run, was full of praise for Jacobs.
"That really, really hurt. Hats of to Pete today, I just hurt the entire ride staying with him. All credit to him," Fettell said. "Pete showed he was the best in the world today and to be honest I didn't think I'd be in the shape I am today four weeks out of Hawaii, so I'm happy with that result."
Jacobs led out of the 1.9km swim from a group including Fettell, Sam Appleton and Casey Munro. In perfect conditions, Jacobs and Fettell put the hammer down on the second of the two-lap bike to open a six minute buffer.
Jacobs then hit the ground running building a 2:45sec lead over Fettell by the 10km mark on the way to a 1hour 13min run and the victory in 3:39.58. Fettell was seven minutes back in second, with Munro a further four minutes behind.
Crawford gains Kona confidence
While Jacobs went wire-to-wire, Kiwi Gina Crawford had to dig deep during the run to secure the women's win.
Crawford, who won at IRONMAN 70.3 Yeppoon and was second at the full distance race in Malaysia this month, is another with her sights on Kona.
But this Kiwi mother found more immediate motivation today, having spent time away from her infant son Benji that helped her pull away from Japan's Kiyomi Niwata late in the run.
"Kiyomi caught me at 10km and I didn't think I could win, but it's a big sacrifice for me to come here and race and be away from my son for three days, so I wanted to win it for him," Crawford said.
For Crawford the win validated what she'd been doing in training, and gives her the confidence she'll need when she hits Hawaii, following on from her seventh placing last year.
Crawford spent the swim and bike as the hunter chasing Aussie Lisa Marangon, who built a three-minute-plus lead on the back of a strong swim and bike.
After taking the lead early in the run, Crawford became the hunted as Japan's Niwata produced a blistering fast run to move her way into contention.
Niwata and Crawford spent almost all the second lap running side by side until Crawford made a move late in the run building a 37 second lead, and was able to hold on for the win.
"I had an issue with my bike, the tyre was flat and I couldn't pump it up and ran out of time, so I just left it. On the ride I was working hard but not really getting anywhere, I was surprised I ran so well and glad I "gutsed" it out and got the win," she said.
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It's no secret, I love to join clubs and organizations. You can ask people in my program! If possible, I would join every single club at Fisher. However, that isn't always the best idea…it's better to join organizations that align with your passions, interests and future career goals (I know, sounds kind of corny – but it's true!)
Personally, I am the VP of Marketing for FisherServes, Treasurer for Innovation Fisher and on the Steering Committee for Fisher Follies. I am also a member of AMP (Association of Marketing Professionals).
Just for your reference:
- FisherServes – An organization that focuses on philanthropy and community service. We connect FCOB students to volunteer activities in Columbus and we host events that raise money for the surrounding community. Tomorrow is our volleyball tournament – stay tuned for that post!!
- Innovation Fisher– Is a group that focuses on innovation throughout all aspects of the business world. We offer workshops, engagement activities, tours/events and ways to truly see innovation in practice.
- Fisher Follies– A student group that fosters community at Fisher through creativity (and humor). The two major events are an auction and variety show
- AMP – The marketing group of FCOB. This group helps prepare students for marketing careers with support, knowledge and networking.
See? Told you that I like to be involved. But, hey, it adds excitement and things to do to my already busy school schedule.
Each of these clubs has a special place in my heart. I have met incredible people through these organizations and had an absolute blast. With AMP I traveled to Chicago last year for the marketing hop and am constantly getting to network with fantastic marketing professors and professionals. IF uncovered my passion for innovation and led to my internship at Alliance Data as their Innovation Intern. FisherServes allows me to really stretch my marketing and event planning skills, with lots of fundraising experience as well. FisherFollies introduced me to a great group and really shown me how a small, but mighty, group can impact the Fisher community.
HOWEVER – these are just the groups that I decided to join. Everyone's story is a little bit different. My friend is a part of the Fisher Graduate Women in Business and putting on workshops that address issues women face in the business world. Another good friend of mine is part of the Fisher Networking Club and plans all of the events/happy hours/socials that make Fisher a family.
We also have a Consulting Club, a Veterans Association, a Chinese Business Professional Association, a Sports Business Association and so, so many more.
Students are able to attend workshops and events of other organizations, so it's a great way to learn more about topics outside your focus. For example, I have a one-hour Six Sigma workshop next week and lunch with a C-level Executive next month, and about ten other events in-between. Not too shabby 🙂
Bottom line – join the clubs that are going to be fun. Doesn't matter if it's not your major or your focus, join clubs that you think will interest you.
You won't be bored here at Fisher!


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1) Don't drive drunk. 2) Don't post about drunk-driving escapades on Facebook.
The Oregonian newspaper reported an Astoria, Ore., teen broke both of those rules early on New Year's Day. Police say they were investigating a hit-and-run in Astoria when they were tipped off to a Facebook post by Jacob Cox-Brown, 18:
"Drivin drunk … classic ;) but to whoever's vehicle i hit i am sorry. :P"
Police went to Cox-Brown's home and found his vehicle damaged. They also found pieces of his car at the scene of the hit-and-run. They arrested him and charged him with two counts of failing to perform the duties of a driver.
The post has since been removed from Cox-Brown's public Facebook timeline.


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By Christopher Morris | Yahoo Contributor Network –
A British boy has become the first individual in Britain to receive a special implant which allows the young child to walk unaided. The boy in question, Eddy Parry, was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer at a very young age, and was sadly forced to have his leg amputated. This unique surgery has resurrected his physical ability, though, and now Eddy is able to walk thanks to what he calls his 'robot leg'.
Such an expression makes one think of science-fiction, with its predictions that we will incorporate all sorts of mechanical and electronic implements within our bodies at some point in the near future, and that this will become normal practice. Indeed, with the technology already available to implant microchips into the human body, and technologies such as Google Glass blurring the distinction between man and machine, such concepts as trans-humanism are not merely the preserve of science-fiction novels.
One of the foremost writers on futurism, Ray Kurzweil, has already predicted that once the technological singularity is reached, human-beings will willingly merge with artificial intelligence to create a race of essentially super beings. The singularity refers to the point at which artificial intelligence exceeds that of human intelligence, and Kurzweil believes that such a time is not far away at all.
Others have dismissed this view and such concerns, though. The infamous linguist and political commentator, Noam Chomsky, has suggested that the singularity is absolutely science-fiction, at least for the time being. Chomsky believes that the creation of a super-intelligent form of artificial intelligence, which even comes close to human intelligence, is inconceivable at present, due to how little we know about how human intelligence actually works. After all, it is human intelligence that will have to build artificial intelligence, no matter how far it develops once this initial process has been completed.
Whichever one of these prognostications is correct, the concept of merging human and machine, particularly with regard to something so fundamental to our identity as our thought processes, is very scary for some. And understandably so. While the future direction of artificial intelligence has yet to be decided, what can be demonstrated by this transplant is that the merging of the human and the artificial need not be viewed as something threatening, as in the right context it can certainly enhance our existence and quality of life. This must be borne in mind as much as we consider the potential dangers of such technology.
Christopher Morris is a regular contributor to Yahoo on television, cinema, video games, technology and politics.
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