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Posted by RT Staff | Sep 00, 0000 | Critical Care, Education, ICU & Ventilation, Pneumonia, Videos, Webinars | Title: Reducing and Preventing VAE/VAP Date: Wednesday, September 00th Time: 0 PM EST / 00 AM PST REGISTER NOW! (It's FREE!) Join RT Magazine for a free webinar on reducing and preventing VAEs and Ventilator-associated Pneumonia. Five experts in respiratory care and infectious disease control will discuss effective and successful strategies for reducing VAE/VAP. In this webinar, you will learn: Current research on infection prevention strategies to reduce incidences of VAE and VAP The financial impact of VAEs and ventilator-associated pneumonia The role of respiratory care clinicians and physicians in incorporating best practices to their facility's VAE/VAP rates The discussion will be followed by a lengthy question and answer session (about 00 min), where you'll have a chance to ask our experts any questions you may have. You may also submit questions in advance to RT editor Mike Fratantoro at [email protected], using the subject line "VAP Webinar." SPEAKERS Michael Klompas, MD, MPH, FRCPC Infectious Disease Physician and Associate Hospital Epidemiologist Brigham & Women's Hospital Michael Klompas MD, MPH, FRCPC, is an infectious disease physician and associate hospital epidemiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital and associate professor of Population Medicine, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Klompas is also the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America (SHEA) representative for CDC's VAE Working Group and is a clinical leader for the CDC's Electronic medical record Support for Public Health Project (ESP). Michael S. Niederman, MD, FCCP, FCCM, MACP Chairman, Department of Medicine Winthrop University Hospital Michael S. Niederman, MD, FCCP, FCCM, MACP, is the chairman for the department of Medicine at Winthrop University Hospital and a professor and vice-chairman in the Department of Medicine of SUNY at Stony Brook. Dr. Niederman has worked as a past co-chair and member for five American Thoracic Society committees charged with creating guidelines for management of hospital- and community-acquired pneumonia. William Howard, MBA, BSRT, RRT Respiratory Care Coordinator Brigham & Women's Hospital William Howard, MBA, BSRT, RRT, is the respiratory care coordinator at Brigham and Women's Hospital and a former director of Respiratory Care, including 00 years at Tufts Medical Center (Boston) and The Floating Hospital for Children (Boston). Howard's research and areas of interests include the addressing the number of ventilator-associated complications (VACs) with a focus on the profession's practice of artificial airway cuff management. Jung Kim, RN, MSN, CCRN and Walter Andrews, RCP Respiratory Care Department Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital Jung Kim, RN, MSN, CCRN and Walter Andrews, RCP are clinicians at? Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital (Valencia, Calif), a facility that implemented a VAP reduction and prevention program that effectively reduced its VAP rate to zero percent. Kim and Andrews will discuss the multidisciplinary steps taken by HMN.

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Scriptwriters need to get out of the house, get out of their own heads and into the trenches. If you are writing horror, what better place to do some research than taking a visit to your local coroner's office. Visiting the LA Coroner's office is a wow experience - the chance to do first hand research for movie script writing. Actors do it to prepare for a role. Directors do it to prepare to direct. You can get lots of first hand information about fear with the dead. Take notes on how you feel - how the others in the tour feel, look and act - how the staff deals with this daily environment. To write with emotional impact you not only need to write with emotionally chosen words, but to translate what is going on inside your characters to that which goes on the page. I took my aspiring scriptwriters to the LA Coroner's office. Some wouldn't go - too scared (that's definitely what we need for writing horror - know what scares people). Being inside the LA Coroner's office there is an eerie feeling walking through the autopsy area. A once living, breathing, human being, lay now as a dead body with guts sprawled from the inside out. They are surrounded by staff just doing their jobs. Next to that body would be another body with its skull being cut open. How is that for a horror script writing insights? If that isn't eerie enough for you, try walking through the holding area where they transport the dead bodies from the ambulance to inside the facility. Flies surrounded the vacant space where blood spewed from rotting bodies. A sense of lighthearted humor keeps the employees in a better frame of mind. The dedication the employees demonstrate is phenomenal. For some, those employees care more about the lifeless bodies then their own relative do - sad, but true. Incorporating elements from the real world into your movie scripts is a great way for you to write with emotional impact. You can observe what people are doing, saying, not saying, etc., and use that to build scenes that will be realistic and your reader will be able to relate to the words you have on the page so much better. The LA Coroner's office has a crypt which holds about 000 bodies and War Movies List a side area for babies. The stillness is deafening - truly lifeless - no energy is present. No matter what you are writing, get out of the house and observe humans in their daily life. Watch how they talk and relate to others. The key to the best movie script writing is to make what you write believable and write with emotional impact - for the reader to be moved and enjoy what they are reading. But remember, movie scripts are not stories - they are rigid and forulaic and contrived. Take note: the TV shows like CSI or Criminal Minds - they embellish what they show their audiences. Well, that's Hollywood for you.

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There are many ways to orient your chart and combine different charts together to creat exactly what you want to display. Browse the diagrams below to get some ideas! 0 thoughts on "Chart Styles" Iain Nixon June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Hi, I have a very large family tree with many generations that I do want to capture and want to know if you can print on a continuous roll of paper to be able to print it. I looking at around 00 generations on some family lines Reply ↓ barb0e Post author June 0, 0000 at 0:00 am Hi Iain Yes I can print up to 00 metres on a continuous roll. I am limited to A0 width though which is 00 cm. Cheers Barb Reply ↓ Sally Goodwin December 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Hi. Just wondering if you print from ancestry? I have around 000 people on my tree and I would like them all printed. Can that be done? How much would that cost? Reply ↓ barb0e Post author December 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Hi Sally I can't print directly from Ancestry but if you download a gedcom file from Ancestry I can work from that. Trees can be printed as either descendants from one person or ancestors from one person. They can be patched together to some extent but printing everyone you have in your Ancestry file might involve several different trees. Cost would depend on how many different trees you would want. Cheers Barb

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Annie loves spending time with her grandparents; they're some of her favorite people. One day she notices Grandma acting a bit strangely, and Annie learns that her warm, creative, loving grandma has Alzheimer's Disease. Although at first Annie is worried, as she learns more about dementia, she makes up her mind to help Grandma in any way she can. About the Author Christiana Egi wrote A Rose for Grandma as part of an ongoing effort to eradicate the stigma around dementia and mental illness. She spent 00 years of her 00-year nursing career working in the crisis unit of Canada's largest psychiatric hospital and owns and operates Alexis Lodge Retirement Residence, Memory Care Facilities in Toronto, Canada. She believes in treating everyone with love, respect and dignity, and she has a passion for helping families and individuals as they adjust to the changes that often come with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia. Christiana is a woman of faith who uses her belief as a guide as she and her staff provide daily care to individuals with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia. This is her first children's book. Purchase Link Amazon at October 00, 0000 Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest No comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Save Me by Julia Crosswood & Giveaway ♦ ♦ ♦ Get a diploma. Find the love of her life and marry him. Go for a career and have k... Dead Tree Tales by Rush Leaming Dead Tree Tales by Rush Leaming June 0 - July 0, 0000 Tour Synopsis: Set in Charleston, SC, and the surrounding islands,... The Begonia Killer by Jeff Bond & Giveaway The Begonia Killer by Jeff Bond June 0-00, 0000 Tour Synopsis: You know Molly McGill from her death-defying escapes in Anarchy o...

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Recently, my Taco 000 went on me. I have a Weil McLain gas fired hydronic baseboard system. Unfortunately, whoever installed this system, did it on the cheap. There are no isolation valves at the circulator or bleeder vents at the baseboards. I have sucessfully purged air from the system before, but this time, I am having no luck. I had to drain the system to replace the circulator. Once repaced, I filled the system with the fast fill on the automatic feed. Then I attached a hose to the drain before the circulator and let it purge at about 00 PSI. The system is still full of air. The house is heating, but I can hear the water cascading through the piping. I am selling the house in a week and need to resolve this issue before then. Should I install a valve between the drain on the return line and the circulator? Is there something I am doing wrong? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Keith heat.jpg 0B heat0.jpg 0B 0 Comments icesailor Member Posts: 0,000 October 0000 Purging Green: That green thing above the circulator with the boiler drain above it is an isolation valve. It should have a screw head sticking through it somewhere. The slot should be in the parallel position to the pipe. You need to turn it 00 degrees so it is perpendicular to the flow. Then, purge the system through the drain valve/boiler drain. If you have zone valves, you need to close them all and only open the zone you want to purge. Purge until the water comes back hot. Do all the zones. The contractor did not "do it on the cheap" in that situation. "I" would have done it on the cheap by using a standard flange and a ball valve above the circulator. If you did not close the isolation valve, you were only draining water from the boiler and not the system. If the cold water fill enters through the supply system, all bets are off as far as the purged system coming back. An advantage of feeding HW boilers through the bottom of boilers. You always know if the boiler is vented and the system also. JMO

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Did you know NAU has its own Dental Hygiene Clinic? It does! The clinic, open to the public, is a place where NAU Dental Hygiene students have the opportunity to provide dental hygiene care to clients, and where they can build upon the skills they learn in the classroom by applying real-world scenarios. Each student in the Dental Hygiene program is required to complete hours in the clinic in order to graduate from the program. In addition, we strive to support local community members in need of dental hygiene. To meet these two goals, we need your help! Your gift to support the NAU Dental Hygiene Clinic makes the services free to eligible community members and provides required clinic hours for NAU students. Support veterans this Veterans Day by making a gift to the NAU Dental Hygiene Clinic Many veterans do not have access to dental care or cannot afford the cost for an exam and a cleaning. This lack of access to care among some veterans can result in poor oral health that could lead to other systemic health problems. Students are accruing their clinic hours and supporting veterans this year by offering free exams, cleanings, and x-rays for veterans on November 00, 0000. Your gift of $00 can fill a chair with a veteran! By providing free dental hygiene care to veterans, NAU students are developing the skills they need to be professional dental hygienists, and they are also helping veterans live healthier lives. At a cost of $00 per chair, and 00 chairs, the Dental Hygiene Clinic needs $0,000 to offer free services to veterans. Your gift supports a smile for a vet in the Flagstaff community Your gift today will support veterans in the Flagstaff community. Veterans will visit the Dental Hygiene Clinic on November 00, 0000 with appointments at noon and 0 p.m. If you are veteran or you know a veteran desiring preventative dental care, please contact the clinic at 000-000-0000 or dentalhygiene.clinic@nau.edu to schedule an appointment.

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Roosevelt Recognized by Washington Post as One of America's Top College-Prep Schools - Des Moines Public Schools Skip to content Des Moines Public Schools logo Community Parents Students Staff Maps Careers Contact Select Language ▼ Search Search the Website Search Find People Search Most Popular Pages Elementary Online Learning Jobs @ DMPS School Calendar Enrollment & Registration Metro Kids Care Online Payments School Meals Menu Virtual Backpack Des Moines Public Schools Search About DMPS Awards & Honors District Calendar Educational Philosophy Equity at DMPS Facts & Figures FAQs School District Map Weather Closings Policies & Procedures For more than 000 years, Des Moines Public Schools has provided an outstanding education to the students of our community. Today, our school district is a leader and innovator in public education, offering families some of the best educational choices in Iowa as we become the nation's model for urban education. 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Roosevelt's score, and ranking, on the Post's index also moved up this year, consistent with the district-wide effort to increase access to Advanced Placement courses in Des Moines. Roosevelt is one of only seven high schools in Iowa included in the ranking. Of the approximately 00,000 high schools in the United States, only 0% were eligible for the Post's listing. The Iowa high schools, and their score on the Washington Post Index, are: 0 Cedar Rapids Washington 0.000 0 Cedar Rapids John F. Kennedy 0.000 0 Des Moines Roosevelt 0.000 0 Ames 0.000 0 Decorah 0.000 0 Iowa City High 0.000 0 Cedar Rapids Xavier 0.000 "Roosevelt students, like students throughout the school district, are to be commended for stepping up and taking more challenging AP courses that will better prepare them for college and beyond," said principal Kevin Biggs. "This recognition also speaks highly of our teachers and their work to make these courses available to more and more students." 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We use cookies (just for analytics) on this website. If you continue we will assume you are happy with it. ok BeBanjo - Blog Menu Products Movida Metadata Sequence Reporter Add-ons Case studies BT TV and BT Sport Channel 0 Orange Cinéma Séries Support Documentation Release notes Team Careers Contact Company Team Careers Contact This blog is no longer being updated, follow us on Twitter Press Release: BeBanjo's Movida winner of a StreamingMedia Readers' Choice Award October 00th, 0000 A PDF Version of the release can be downloaded here. BeBanjo's Movida winner of a StreamingMedia Readers' Choice Award Movida enables channels/broadcasters to manage archive and catch-up scheduling and rights management like never before. Movida is a web based solution that provides beautiful, highly automated scheduling and rights management for on-demand services. Movida is currently the only solution in the world for efficient rules-based catch-up scheduling. BSkyB, Telefonica, Channel Five and TV Numeric manage their TV services using BeBanjo's products. BeBanjo will launch it's third product focussed on managing metadata across multiple platforms during Q0 0000. Madrid - 00 October 0000 BeBanjo today announced that it has won a Readers Choice Award for its second product Movida. The awards are organized by StreamingMedia Magazine. The awards recognize the innovation and operational improvements that Movida has delivered to some of Europe's most important on-demand service. More than 00,000 votes were cast for more than 000 products. Movida is a beautiful, highly automated solution for scheduling and rights management. It's unique in its ability to distribute catch-up and library content across multiple VOD platforms based on simple rules. Movida helps its customers to reach a wider audience, and generate more revenue from their content rights without increasing the size of their editorial team. "We started our company two and a half years ago." says Bastian Manintveld, Founder of BeBanjo. "Today our software is used to help manage some of Europe's most important on-demand services for clients such as BSkyB, Channel Five, TV Numeric and Telefonica. We are aiming to build the world's best back-office for teams managing video-on-demand services and hope that this positive response from the industry will reflect equally well on our future products". "This kind of recognition is very encouraging to us" says Jorge Gomez Sancha, Founder of BeBanjo. "We're very proud that after winning an award for our first product, Sequence, we've won an award this year for our second product, Movida." About BeBanjo BeBanjo is a software company focussed on building the world best back-office for teams managing video-on-demand services. BeBanjo was founded in 0000 by Bastian Manintveld and Jorge Gomez Sancha and is headquartered in Madrid, Spain. For more information: bebanjo.com About Streaming Media Europe Streaming Media Europe is the largest dedicated event for businesses harnessing the power of streaming video, audio and multimedia on the Internet in Europe. Streaming Media Europe is the longest running, largest and most prestigious event focused on the streaming media industry in Europe.

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Altamira Gold Confirms Presence of Four High-Grade Vein Structures at Mutum Target, Apiacas Project, Brazil Individual samples up to 000.0 g/t gold and channel samples up to 0m @ 00.00 g/t gold Vancouver, British Columbia-(Newsfile Corp. - March 0, 0000) - Altamira Gold Corp.'s (TSXV:... Continue Reading Altamira In 0000, News Altamira Gold Announces Closing of Oversubscribed Private Placement with Lead Order from Crescat Vancouver, British Columbia-(Newsfile Corp. - February 0, 0000) - Altamira Gold Corp. (TSXV: ALTA) (FSE: T0UP) (OTC Pink: EQTRF), ("Altamira" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, subject to... Continue Reading Altamira In 0000, News Altamira Announces $0,000,000 Non-Brokered Private Placement January 00th, 0000 - Altamira Gold Corp. (TSXV: ALTA) (FSE: T0UP) (USA: EQTRF), ("Altamira" or the "Company") announces a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 00,000,000 units (the "Units")... Continue Reading " Previous © 0000 Altamira Gold. Leadership Projects Overview Cajueiro Santa Helena Apiacas Other Projects Investors Stock Quote Share Structure Corporate Info Reports and Filings Presentation Media Fact Sheet AGM News Contact We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent. Cookie SettingsAccept All Manage consent Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Cookie Duration Description cookielawinfo-checkbox-analytics 00 months This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". cookielawinfo-checkbox-functional 00 months The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". cookielawinfo-checkbox-necessary 00 months This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". cookielawinfo-checkbox-others 00 months This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. cookielawinfo-checkbox-performance 00 months This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". viewed_cookie_policy 00 months The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. It does not store any personal data. Functional Functional Functional cookies help to perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms, collect feedbacks, and other third-party features. Performance Performance Performance cookies are used to understand and analyze the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors. Analytics Analytics Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with relevant ads and marketing campaigns. These cookies track visitors across websites and collect information to provide customized ads. Others Others Other uncategorized cookies are those that are being analyzed and have not been classified into a category as yet.

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Scholarships offered by the Romanian State through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs [more] Who can qualify: Foreign citizens from all non-EU countries, with the following exceptions of persons not eligible under this programme: citizens of Romanian origin or who are part of the Romanian historical communities in the proximity of Romania (entitled to different scholarship programmes); citizens who have requested or acquired a form of protection in Romania; stateless persons whose stay on the territory of Romania is officially recognized according to the law; members of the diplomatic and consular corps or family members of the diplomatic and consular corps accredited to Romania; members of the administrative and technical staff of diplomatic missions and consular offices accredited to Romania; staff members of international organizations based in Romania or family members of staff of international organizations based in Romania; beneficiaries of a scholarship from the Romanian state for the same cycle of study. 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Please consult the latest updates (0000-0000) on the website of the Ministry of National Education: (https://www.edu.ro/ministerul-educa%C0%0Biei-publicat-procedurile-privind-%C0%00colarizarea-rom%C0%A0nilor-de-pretutindeni-%C0%AEn). Also, Romanian-born citizens living abroad can study in Romania without scholarship through direct entry to the desired university, via the normal study admission process. Studies will be conducted under the same conditions as other Romanian citizens: either tuition-free, if they qualify for the state subsidized places, following the entrance examination or by paying tuition fees at the same rate as the Romanian citizens residing in Romania. For Moldavian students, a partnership has been signed by the Ministries of Education of both countries, which foresees a comprehensive scheme of student benefits. 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Charlotte Hobson's account of her year as a Russian language student in Voronezh in 0000-00 is Russia in Fiction's favourite memoir about Russia. Some time in the next few months, we will add a post here about other memoirs, but this one deserves a post all of its own. Of course Black Earth City does not really belong on the Russia in Fiction blog, as it is not fiction; hence this post's appearance in the ‘Editorials et al' section and the fact that we are not counting the memoir in our path to reviewing one hundred books that portray Russia in fiction. Continue reading A Clear Road To Archangel by Geoffrey Rose (0000) 00 September, 0000 / Russia in Fiction Russia in Fiction has noted before that when you choose your reading based on whether a novel engages with Russia or not, you end up reading genres that might otherwise have passed you by. Geoffrey Rose's A Clear Road To Archangel sits on the edge of such a situation. 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Our MD Mike O'Neill in the press on the importance of immediate and long term investment in technology to create a safer workplace. Thermal camera systems taking the temperature of COVID-00 Organisations need to consider investing now in technology tools that create a more COVID-00-resistant and responsive workplace for the longer term. An elevated temperature is one of the key symptoms of COVID-00, yet small body temperature changes are often unnoticed or dismissed by people in the early stages or mild forms of the virus. Despite being contagious, people may continue their daily interactions instead of self-isolating or seeking medical help. Thermal camera systems are a quick and accurate way of identifying people with elevated body temperatures. The first systems were deployed in China in early January and then thousands were deployed across Asia and proved an essential part of their battle with COVID-00. 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What else needs to be considered? To be effective you need more than just an off-the-shelf camera. It needs a blackbody device which emits a constant temperature within the field of view of the camera. This reference allows the system to calibrate other heat sources within the field of view to within +0.0C. Some systems only calibrate to +0.0c which is only suitable for animals and machinery. You should also look for accuracy, and consider throughput and ease of daily use - and if your organisation shares a building, you will need to negotiate with the landlord and other tenants if the system is to be deployed in a reception area. Thermal camera systems need a settled environment to work best, and a technical site survey is recommended to ensure the optimum effectiveness of the equipment. As with any new technology, clear communications to both workforce and visitors about how it works will help ease its successful adoption. 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Looking for books to read? We asked some of our favourite, authors, activists and radical organisers to recommend books for our curated reading lists. Too Black to be Arab, too Arab to be Black AuthorMedia DiversifiedPosted on January 00, 0000 June 00, 0000 Categories#BlackisBeautiful, Africa, Colorism, Culture, From the Lines of Dissent, Lena Habiballa, Media, MENA, MENA, Middle East & North Africa, Racism, SudanTagsMENA by Leena Habiballa Within every Sudanese diasporan is an unceasing internal dialogue about where we fit in the dominant racial order. Sudan is one of the most ethnically, culturally, linguistically and religiously diverse places on the African continent. It was also home to some of the most ancient civilisations in African memory. But today it suffers from the brutal legacy of Arab slavery, Ottoman imperialism and British colonialism. My early childhood was spent living in various Arab countries, where I learnt from a young age that my darker skin tone threatened my claim to Arabness. To be authentically Arab, it wasn't enough to speak Arabic or have facets of Arab culture syncretised into my own. My Blackness needed to be invisible. My identity as an Arab was, therefore, always contested and fraught, though nevertheless an important part of my being and, ultimately, self-evident. When others denied my Arabness I felt its existence affirmed, for how could something be stripped off if it didn't exist? It wasn't until my mid to late teens that I was forced to see Blackness and Arabness as ontologically separate. This was the result of being introduced to the Western concept of race. Being racialised within this schema gave me a new sense of self, one which was innately linked to my skin colour and its difference to others. I had previously equated ‘Arab' with Arab culture, and ‘Black' with skin tone, not an identity. The concept of race, however, meant not only that I now saw Black and Arab as representing very different racial identities but also as invariably competing and mutually exclusive. I came to embody these two irreconcilable racial categories, and my body had become the site of a visceral and daily contradiction. Too Black to be Arab, too Arab to be Black. This is the daily discourse that I grappled with. I was racially perplexed and traumatised. My internal conflict was mirrored in the story of Ahmed Mohamed, the 00-year-old prodigy who was racially profiled and arrested in Texas, U.S., for bringing an alleged hoax-bomb to school. Ahmed is a Muslim Sudanese-American and has Black African ancestry and Afro-Arab heritage. You would not know this, however, if you listened to the majority of Western voices (including people of colour) who, in the absence of any ethnic subtext, read Ahmed's body as Brown. Online, arguments raged about which Western racial category Ahmed truly embodies. In polemical diatribes many continued the policing of Ahmed's body to define him as either categorically Brown or categorically Black. Lost in all of this is the reality that White racial constructs and racial politics don't capture the subtleties, complexities, and overlaps of ethnic identities, as with Ahmed. Being a Sudanese who has fallen victim to this kind of racial policing, I am always curious to see in what ways non-Sudanese react to our racial ambiguity. By racial ambiguity I am not only referring to the colour of one's skin or the texture of one's hair. I am also talking about a person's culture, religious affiliation and heritage. The Sudanese body is a rich and complicated constellation of meaning, a mosaic of identity that is often compromised in its translation into Western racial constructs. The majority of us carry different combinations of African, Arab and Muslim identities, rendering us incoherent to Western racial paradigms. This incoherence makes us suspicious under the globalised racial surveillance of Whiteness. In this sense, Sudanese identities/bodies threaten to harmonise the hierarchical, and therefore irreconcilable, racial dogma that one cannot be more than one thing at a time. In the past, my Blackness and Arabness shaped my reality in mutually informing, albeit deeply disturbing, ways. The former inspired anti-black racism from non-Black Arabs, who used it as a way of denying me the latter: In non-Black, especially Arab spaces I was read as definitely Black, and in Black spaces I was read as definitely Arab. I was, in spite of myself, forced to embody alien versions of either, always at the expense of the other. So real was this process of racialisation and racial interrogation that I subconsciously internalised racist Western conceptions of what it means to be ‘Arab' and ‘Black'. I reproduced them in public spaces as if to perform social scripts with racial sincerity. In non-Black Arab spaces I avoided speaking Arabic for fear of spawning confusion. And in Black spaces, I feared that my Arabness undermined my blackness. Ultimately, Ahmed's body was racialised as specifically Brown and not Black, and there are two reasons for this. First, in the context of the so-called US-led War on Terror, the term terrorist circumscribes Muslim and Brown bodies. To justify their indiscriminate bombing across the wider Middle East and North Africa, Brown Muslim bodies must be as broadly defined as possible. It's for that reason that Ahmed, incriminated of terrorism, was profiled by his teachers and the police as a Brown Muslim man, not a Black Muslim boy. Second, anti-Blackness within Brown and Muslim spaces constructs the victims of Islamophobia as exclusively Brown. To be Black (Muslim) is to be not a real, potential subject of Islamophobia. One ought to ask whether Ahmed's talents would have been so widely celebrated amongst Brown Muslims if he wasn't racially ambiguous enough to fit the few model minority tropes afforded to, say, male South Asian Muslims. Would the same numbers of Muslims and South Asians have shown their solidarity and outrage if Ahmed's Black African heritage were more unambiguously available on his skin? ‘But Ahmed himself adopts the label "Brown" to describe his racial identity!' I hear you say. Some have chalked this down to internalised anti-blackness. While this undeniably exists in Sudanese communities, we must distinguish between those instances and the struggle to self-narrate one's body using a social vocabulary that is not one's own. Being Black and Arab we are expected to communicate the nuances and histories of our bodies through the constraints of a specifically White colonial vocabulary. We fail to traverse the racial landscape because the language available to fuel such a translation is constructed around the White gaze, thereby rendering our attempts at articulation futile. If we do not consider this we risk reifying ‘Black', decoupling ‘Black' from social construction and using ‘Black' in the service of Western cultural imperialism. In this sense, Ahmed's self-referential use of Brown reflects the struggle to approximate ‘Black-Arab' and reconcile Africanness with Arabness. Like all of us, Ahmed has found himself caught trying to navigate a racialised world. The colonial, Western lexicon of race and racism has made it impossible to articulate Black Arab subjectivities. Its vocabulary can't fathom Black-and-Arab except as a racial transgression, as anti-Black racial betrayal or categorical over-spillage to be mopped up, rubbed out, punished and policed whenever possible. It's for that reason that our presence as Black and Arab is unsettling. Our identities are invisible, unthought of and unintelligible to the paradigms of Whiteness. This failure is also strikingly visible in the coverage of the ongoing and everlasting conflict in Darfur, which has seen an unprecedented wave of destruction and organised violence erupt since 0000. Western media regularly paints the conflict as a race war between Black-Africans and non-Black Arabs. This locally non-existent binary has obfuscated the more complex causes behind the crisis, while revealing the hidden anti-Arab and anti-Black bias of the White imaginary. The rhetoric also mirrors trite representations of African wars predicated on primordial identities, in a bid to capitalise on the voyeuristic tendencies of Western populations, including those of non-Whites, who have failed to question this insidious narrative. What makes this process possible is the preexisting assumption that ‘Black' and ‘Arab' cannot co-exist in one geographical context, let alone one body. Non-Black Arabs also operate on and benefit from this separation. They pit their Arabness in direct opposition to Blackness, thereby protecting their claim to Arabness, while gaining proximity to Whiteness. My experiences and the discussions surrounding Ahmed's body confirm that race is a Western fantasy maintained by a daily, violent socio-political choreography. In an attempt to comprehend Sudanese identity, Western racial classifications construct us as impossible paradoxes, alienating us from our bodies, histories and ways of being. The ever-shifting space between my estranged self and my legitimate self is where my trauma lies, and I will no longer nurture this space. I refuse to rehearse the logics of race-making or dance to the imperialist drum of racialisation. I will not become digestible to Westerners and non-Black Arabs alike. I will not dilute myself into something you can understand. My complexity is necessary, and it necessitates the abolition of racial orders. I assert Black-Arabness not as a plea to integrate into the race map or gain recognition from an oppressive institution, but to announce that I am here to rattle, shake and disorient a rigid and dogmatic racial hierarchy. I am Black-Arab and I will not uphold a narrative or politics that does not name my reality. I am Black-Arab and I exist. All work published on Media Diversified is the intellectual property of its writers. Please do not reproduce, republish or repost any content from this site without express written permission from Media Diversified. For further information, please see our reposting guidelines. Leena Habiballa is a global soul of Sudanese origin and Co-Editor at Qahwa Project. She graduated with a BSc in (neo-liberal) Genetics from University College London in 0000 and has since been doing social work in Khartoum. Her talents include 0.0 Richter-scale-measuring sneezes, half-reading 00 books simultaneously and playing the drums. 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Related 00 thoughts on "Too Black to be Arab, too Arab to be Black" Race and skin color do not and should not matter, but it sadly does to many people! says: July 0, 0000 at 00:00 Leena, very long and fanciful writing and I read it thoroughly many times. Here is a succinct summary: You are a Sudanese, who wishes she was more Arab looking like those in the Arab heartland, e.g.,,the Saudi royals than the nubian Herdsmen. Okay, got it! Thanks! LikeLike Reply Race and skin color do not and should not matter, but it sadly does to many people! says: July 0, 0000 at 00:00 It is me again. Leena, maybe if you focus less on race and skin color as it relates to ALL people, yourself included; accept humanity as a whole and live life, you will have peace and less internal conflict, just a thought.... LikeLike Reply Sadiq says: July 00, 0000 at 00:00 It never ceases to amaze me why Sudanese Muslims have this love for Arabs and scream to be recognized as one of the "true Arabs" in the Arab Heartland like Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE etc. These Sudanese look like black African and come from Africa (nothing wrong with that), yet they have an identity crisis think they are racially superior to black Africans just because they have 00-00% Arab blood. "I am an Arab," they scream, it is so sad. No matter how much fanciful articles you write like this author or scream to be recognized as an Arab, you will never be by the so called "pure Arabs" in the gulf, where Arabism is based on skin color, facial features AND most importantly, unbroken traceability to an Arab ancestor from eth gulf-heartland. I mean divorces have happened just cos a spouse lied they were pure Arab when in fact they were not. They call Sudanese "Arabs" "Abd (slaves) and other derogatory names, sniggering to their faces when they say "I am an Arab just like you..." If ever there is a firm example of Stockholm syndrome, look at how Sudanese Muslims cater to gulf Arbs and do everything they can to seek acceptance form these racists. Bottom line, you have more African blood than Arab blood, you are dark skinned, and you are Muslims. Nothing wrong with that- Be proud of these FACTS and do not pretend to be what you are not to seek acceptance form a bunch of racists who laugh at you! LikeLike Reply Mohammed says: February 0, 0000 at 00:00 Ahmed belongs to the Sudanese tribe Kawahla which is an Arabic tribe that migrated to Sudan about 000 years ago , he's not black LikeLike Reply Shiva Malekopmath says: January 0, 0000 at 00:00 This post is more than a read.👌 I shall come again to go more into its diversities . My first post on my blog which I republished it yesterday brought me here though the readers post. I am do thankful to WordPress for that. If you want you may go read it "The Whitening Myth" Shiva 💟😃👌👍🙏 LikeLike Reply Nancy Sikah says: May 00, 0000 at 00:00 This is so true. Explaining the concept of being Black and Arab to people from racially homogeneous countries is almost impossible. They have no concept of you and cannot reconcile being black with being of another race or culture. I have now given up trying to explain this concept to people from those communities. Middle-Eastern people understand but in the UK, try explaining this to some Indians or Black Caribbeans is something that they cannot understand. You are always the other one when with those groups and never truly belonging. LikeLike Reply Tia says: March 00, 0000 at 00:00 I consider the sudanese the same race as the Ethiopians somalians but we are African the oldest first people arab cane from us so therefore your black. The sudanese were christian first before the arabs imported their religion in sudan hens why sudan began to have ties with Arabia. Nearby Ethiopia closed contact from arab countries and defended theor territory. LikeLike Reply Badry says: August 00, 0000 at 00:00 it's true that the majority of sudanese are black, but modern day blacks aren't ancestral. all races evoloved simultaneously, hence modern black people aren't the same ancestral group of which all races descend. LikeLike Reply Johnson Tunu says: January 00, 0000 at 00:00 Charles Darwin opined that race was not a scientific concept at all. Unfortunately, this misconception will continue to poison peoples' minds and relations for long. Education and poverty elimination will slowly remedy this, I suppose. LikeLiked by 0 person Reply sonofabbasblog says: January 00, 0000 at 00:00 Being human is all I can be call me naive it's not a defeat LikeLiked by 0 person Reply Elsir ahmed says: January 00, 0000 at 00:00 What will be my answer as a Sudanese in many Official forms to the quistion of race Black Brown arabs Hamitic or samitic Thanks LikeLike Reply Elsir ahmed says: January 00, 0000 at 00:00 What will be my answer as a Sudanese in many Official forms to the quistion of race Black Brown arabs Hamitic or samitic Thanks LikeLiked by 0 people Reply sonofabbasblog says: April 0, 0000 at 00:00 Good question you have to find that out for yourself LikeLike Reply nix says: January 00, 0000 at 00:00 I love you even if you are blue or green. So sad why muslim can not learn from textual reference (al quran and hadits) that Islam has no racism. LikeLiked by 0 person Reply femio says: October 00, 0000 at 00:00 Islam may has no race but Muslims do. Same as Christianity has no race but Christians do. A religion is a set f belief not a racial concept regardless of the origin. But adherents/converts and those who practice any religion are humans. Unfortunately humans always like to define groups of a them & us in every situation. LikeLike Reply Jamal says: January 00, 0000 at 00:00 Fascinating piece and I think that all people who reside along the Sahel and Horn of Africa experience the same thing to a certain extent.

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One of them, Charles Peirce, saw its significance for what we now call logic circuits, yet that discovery too was forgotten until the 0000s. In the '00s John McCarthy invented conditional expressions, casting the logic into the form we'll study here; then in 0000 Randal Bryant repeated one of McCarthy's constructions with a crucial tweak that made his report "for many years the most cited paper in all of computer science, because it revolutionized the data structures used to represent Boolean functions" (Knuth).0 Let's explore and code up some of this heritage of millennia, and bring it to bear on a suitable challenge: playing tic-tac-toe. Then we'll tackle a task that's a little more practical: verifying a carry-lookahead adder circuit. Supposedly logic gets used all the time for all kinds of serious work, but for such you'll have to consult the serious authors; what I can say myself, from working out the code to follow, is that the subject offers a fun playground plus the most primitive form of the pun between meaning and mechanism. You're encouraged to read with this article's code cloned and ready Elsewhere: The Extraordinary Details of Tiny Creatures Captured with a Laser-Scanning Microscope by Igor Siwanowicz October 00, 0000 Acilius diving beetle male front tarsus (foot) 000x If you've ever wondered how a diving beetle swims through the water or manages to rest just on the surface, the answer is in part because its foot is infinitely more complicated than your own. As seen above, this microscopic image of a male Acilius sulcatus (diving [...] 00 Glimpses of the Future July 00, 0000 Jan Chipchase is the founder of Studio D Radiodurans, which is sort of a modern day A-Team, except with more field research and fewer guns. For example, Chipchase is the sort of person who, for vacation, does not sip pina coladas in Bali but heads for "Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan's GBAO region and China's western provinces". At [...] Building a race simulator October 0, 0000 One of the most fascinating aspects of modern Formula 0 is the use of computer simulations to predict car performances and race strategies. By the early 0000s, teams like Benetton had begun to develop simple race simulators to estimate optimal strategies. Today, teams develop highly sophisticated models based on massive amounts of telemetry data. 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Nearly 00 years later, however, the law school dean William Howard Taft-future President of the United States and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court-would merge the school into the University of Cincinnati making it one the oldest law schools in the country. In its nearly 000 year history, the College of Law has continued to produce excellent jurists including three Chief Justices of the Ohio Supreme Court. The law school has also produced many governors including three in the state of Ohio. Academics Cincinnati Law's first-year curriculum includes a mixture of core courses and practical, skill-based courses. All six core courses of the first-year legal education-civil procedure, constitutional law, contract, criminal law, property, and torts-are taught with at least two being taught in small sections of less than 00 students. Both civil procedure and constitutional law are taught in two semesters along with a two-semester course on the fundamentals of lawyering. 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The Cincinnati Law Center for Professional Development provides a wide array of services to students (and employers) with the goal of helping all students and alumni achieve their career goals. Each student works with the staff of the center to create a Professional Development plan with charts coursework and extra-curricular activities that will help students achieve their professional goals. Students learn resume and interview skills and are guided through their bar examination preparation through a variety of programs. Students also participate in Cincinnati Law's unique Complete Professional program, which aims to create well-rounded job candidates. Experiential Learning/Distance Education At Cincinnati Law, experiential learning-or "real-world" education as it is called-provides students with the skills to be ready to practice law upon graduation. Real-world education begins by participating in one of the schools many legal clinics or center. The clinical experience allows students to work with real clients across a range of practice areas. For example, students can participate in the Domestic Violence and Civil Protection Order Clinic where they work with domestic abuse survivors as they enter the protection of the court system. Students may also pursue one of the law school's many externships that allow students to spend a semester in a working law office building practical skills while also earning academic credit. Externships include work in corporate law offices, judicial offices, and even the Internal Revenue Service. Externships provide an unparalleled opportunity to gain insight into potential career paths. Cincinnati Law also has a deep commitment to Pro Bono work which allows students to learn real-world skills while also giving back to the greater community. 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Hi All, This is the new charter for the main beta group. This message outlines how I've changed the set up and would like to run the group going forward. This group now requires topics to be tagged wi Hi All, This is the new charter for the main beta group. This message outlines how I've changed the set up and would like to run the group going forward. This group now requires topics to be tagged with a hashtag. These are the currently available hashtags for users: #bug #meta #misc #suggestion You can see their descriptions by going to the Hashtags page. There are additional hashtags, but they are set for moderator use only. If you want to post something and are not sure which hashtag to use or there isn't an appropriate hashtag, use #misc, and I will fix it. But please try to use the existing hashtags whenever possible, as I will be limiting the total number of hashtags. #meta is the tag to use when making suggestions about this group. 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Included in that dialog are subfol By Bruce Bowman · group setting "moderate all messages with attachments 0 messages #suggestion We constantly have members sending the wrong kind of attachments (we allow only pdfs for cat labwork and they're always sending unreadable jpgs, etc). We also have a specific naming convention for lab We constantly have members sending the wrong kind of attachments (we allow only pdfs for cat labwork and they're always sending unreadable jpgs, etc). We also have a specific naming convention for lab By J_Catlady · #suggestion for extracting data from a database 0 messages #suggestion I'm a bit confused by the terminology here. You seem to be wanting to extract information but without downloading it. How would you use an extract without downloading it? Regards Andy I'm a bit confused by the terminology here. You seem to be wanting to extract information but without downloading it. How would you use an extract without downloading it? 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(Also, By David · Instructions for photo uploaders #suggestion I'm trying to better organize the photo albums. It would be nice I could write a few sentences the photo uploading member would see before they actually upload; it would say thing such as "When settin I'm trying to better organize the photo albums. It would be nice I could write a few sentences the photo uploading member would see before they actually upload; it would say thing such as "When settin By David · Searching albums vs. photos #suggestion So I'm working on cleaning up the photo and file chaos err archives we brought over from Yahoo before its euthanasia. First step is renaming the Photo Albums to be more consistent. But searches show m So I'm working on cleaning up the photo and file chaos err archives we brought over from Yahoo before its euthanasia. First step is renaming the Photo Albums to be more consistent. But searches show m By David · Whole lotta groups.io messages going into spam this past week 00 messages #misc This may be related to Sarah's issue of not receiving an email: today I noticed that I was missing bunches of important group emails from my group - a member's response to a pending membership questio This may be related to Sarah's issue of not receiving an email: today I noticed that I was missing bunches of important group emails from my group - a member's response to a pending membership questio By J_Catlady · Message to Member Anomaly 00 messages #misc If an owner (or moderator) sends a message to a member with the member's entry in the Member List as the starting point then the resulting Message appears in the Activity Log. This is the method descr If an owner (or moderator) sends a message to a member with the member's entry in the Member List as the starting point then the resulting Message appears in the Activity Log. 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Blogging The Boys homepage Horizontal - White Blogging The Boys Blogging The Boys, a Dallas Cowboys fan community Follow Blogging The Boys online: Follow Blogging The Boys on Twitter Follow Blogging The Boys on Facebook Follow Blogging The Boys on Instagram Log in or sign up Log In Sign Up Site search Search Search Blogging The Boys main menu Fanposts DraftKings Fanshots Sections Library Cowboys Shop About Masthead Community Guidelines More All 000 communities on Horizontal - White Fanposts DraftKings DraftKings Sportsbook DraftKings Daily Fantasy Sports Fanshots Sections Dallas Cowboys News Full Archive Library 0000 Draft Picks 0000 Cowboys Schedule 0000 Preseason Schedule Cowboys Blogroll Community Guidelines Cowboys Stories Schedule Roster Stats Yahoo Cowboys News Yahoo Cowboys Team Page Yahoo Cowboys Report Yahoo Cowboys Depth Chart Yahoo Cowboys Transactions Yahoo Cowboys Photos Shop About Masthead Community Guidelines ✕ Filed under: Trolling The Universe NFL Draft prospect to know: Calvin Ridley, WR, Alabama New, comments Suddenly, it appears as if the Cowboys need a WR. Could that be Alabama's Calvin Ridley? By Cole Patterson@colelpatterson Nov 00, 0000, 00:00am CST / new Share this story Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter Share All sharing options Share All sharing options for: NFL Draft prospect to know: Calvin Ridley, WR, Alabama Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports Blogging The Boys will begin taking a look at some of the NFL Draft prospects that will be in the 0000 NFL Draft class. We'll try to do this on a Friday night or Saturday morning so you can pay attention to that player in their next game if you should so choose. Some weeks, we will look at potential targets that will be within the Cowboys' expected draft range. Others, we will highlight some of the elite members of the class. With the way the Cowboys have been playing these last three games, I know many of y'all are very interested in familiarizing yourself with some of the top prospects in the upcoming 0000 NFL Draft. In fact, if the draft was today, the Cowboys would be on the clock at 00. Going by the quality of play in their recent three-game skid, it my feel like the Cowboys should have a Top 0 pick in the 0000 NFL Draft. But their 0-0 record means that if the draft were held today, the Cowboys would be picking 00th overall. So, let BTB introduce you to prospects that you should keep an one throughout the process. This week is our 00th installment of this series since beginning in the middle of September. We have largely focused on defensive players (two defensive ends, three defensive tackles, one linebacker, and two cornerbacks), but we have also looked at a pair of offensive players as well (one offensive tackle and one wide receiver). With the offensive struggles since the Zeke suspension was enforced, maybe the offense does need to be addressed in some capacity early in the draft. It would not hurt giving Dak some more weapons to play with as he continues to grow as a quarterback. If the Cowboys opt to give Prescott a shiny new toy, here is one candidate that should be at the top of the Cowboys' draft boards. Calvin Ridley - wide receiver, Alabama Crimson Tide 0-foot-0 000 Junior Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images One of the elite wide receiver prospect in the upcoming draft class comes from, perhaps, the best program in all of college football: The University of Alabama. Nick Saban has done an elite job of not only building national championship contenders year in and year out, but also preparing his star-studded talent into bonafide NFL prospects. The likes of Julio Jones, Landon Collins, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, and Amari Cooper come to mind. It appears as if the next top playmaker from the Crimson Tide is Calvin Ridley. Calvin Ridley is your typical Alabama recruit: a five-star player that had offers from anybody and everybody across the nation. The Miami, Florida, native decided to go out-of-state to play for Saban in the 0000 recruiting class. Ever since he stepped onto campus in Tuscaloosa, Ridley has been a star. The 0000 season, Ridley's debut season on the college level, saw him play in all 00 of the Tide's games. The freshman wideout totaled impressive numbers across the board in his first season: catching 00 passes for a whopping 0,000 yards and seven touchdowns. His best game was on the big stage. Ridley caught nine passes for 000 yards and scored twice against the Michigan State Spartans in the College Football Playoff semifinal right here at AT&T Stadium. He was a consensus Freshman All-American and was named to the SEC's second-team for his eye-popping year. Ridley didn't put up the same quality of numbers in 0000, but the sophomore receiver was again one of the most explosive players in the nation. The wideout caught 00 passes for 000 yards while matching his touchdown numbers from the season prior. He also added a score on the ground. While the numbers weren't quite as huge as his unbelievably impressive freshman campaign, Ridley cemented himself as one of the nation's best at his position. The Alabama receiver has not missed a beat in 0000. So far this season, Ridley has caught a total of 00 passes for 000 yards and three touchdowns through 00 games. He is averaging 00.0 (!) yards each time he touches the football. He torched my beloved Mississippi St. Bulldogs en route to catching five catches for a crazy 000 yards. That's 00.0 yards per reception. Ridley has totaled at least 00 yards per reception five separate times this season: 00.0 vs. Colorado State, 00.0 vs. Ole Miss, 00.0 vs. LSU, the aforementioned 00.0 vs. Mississippi State, and 00.0 last weekend against Mercer. Needless to say, Calvin Ridley is the definition of a big time playmaker. What do the draft experts have to say about the Alabama superstar? Bleacher Report's Matt Miller has Ridley going twelfth overall to the Cleveland Browns in his post-trade deadline mock draft that he released earlier this month. 00. Cleveland (from Houston): WR Calvin Ridley, Alabama Whoever is playing quarterback for Cleveland next season will need more talent around him at wide receiver. Even though this front office has spent a large number of picks and money on receivers, it's still a massive need. Calvin Ridley is a natural route-runner and pass-catcher with No. 0 receiver potential. Cowboys Wire's K.D. Drummond has the Cowboys selecting the electrifying wideout with the 00th pick using FanSpeak's On The Clock Premium Simulator. Here are Drummond's thoughts on Ridley: Ridley isn't the next Julio Jones, but he could have a similar impact on the Cowboys offense as the former Crimson Tide star did for Atlanta. Pairing Ridley with Dez Bryant could reinvigorate the Cowboys offense and give Dak Prescott another dynamic receiving option. The key here is Ridley's route-running ability to go along with great hands, two talents the team doesn't have with its current group. Calvin Ridley is an explosive playmaking wide receiver that possesses blazing speed, reliable hands, and polished route running for a player at his stage. He appears to be the ideal fit for an offensive looking to take the next level with a young quarterback leading the charge. Make sure to check Ridley out as the Crimson Tide take on the Auburn Tigers at 0:00 ET on CBS in one the most bitter and intense rivalries in all of sports. Ridley has the potential to be a game-breaking talent in the NFL - hopefully for America's Team. What do you think, BTB? *Gifs courtesy of 00Tmorales (video included above) and stats gathered from sports-reference.com Catch up with our previous installments below! NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Austin Bryant, DE Clemson NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Tarvarus McFadden, CB Florida State NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Martinas Rankin, OL Mississippi State NFL Draft Prospect to Know: James Washington, WR, Oklahoma State NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Dre'Mont Jones, DT, Ohio State NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Bradley Chubb, DE, NC State NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Maurice Hurst, DT, Michigan NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Daron Payne, DT, Alabama NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Isaiah Oliver, CB, Colorado NFL Draft Prospect to Know: Roquan Smith, LB, Georgia More From Blogging The Boys What they're saying: Cowboys players and coaches speak after 00-00 win over Saints Five takeaways from the Cowboys vs Saints game: What is happening to the offense? Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints: We will take the win, but it wasn't pretty to look at Dak Watch Week 00 [video breakdown]: A night in the bayou Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints: 0 winners, 0 honorable mentions, and 0 losers Five plays that shaped the Cowboys' tough win over the Saints Most Read Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints: 0 winners, 0 honorable mentions, and 0 losers Defense wins championships. Cowboys defense nabs 0 interceptions to help Dallas beat Saints 00-00 The Cowboys defense helps Dallas get out of New Orleans with the win. Cowboys game ball: A sentimental pick as we welcome back Tank Maybe stats-wise we could have gone elsewhere, but it feels good to have DeMarcus Lawrence back. Grading the Cowboys defensive-led 00-00 win over the Saints The defense saved the Cowboys this week as the offense continues to sputter. Cowboys news: Defense steps up in a big way as the Cowboys defeat the Saints 00-00 Plus other news and analysis from around the team

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She plunged headlong into blogging and social... Read More 00 NBCCD Alumna Jennifer McInnis-Wharton: The Fire Tamer NBCCD Jennifer McInnis-Wharton is a sight to behold as she fearlessly pulls pots out of 0000 degree kiln and drops them into a pile of newsprint and sawdust, igniting the lot with the heat of the glowing ceramic. Equal parts brutal and dazzling, the process of Raku gifts her with marvels of metallic colour. Jennifer is... Read More 00 Langara students pen the memoirs of local Holocaust survivors Langara College In Fall 0000, Langara launched Writing Lives: the Holocaust Survivor Memoir Project. Writing Lives is a one-time two-semester project at Langara College, coordinated by English instructor Dr. Rachel Mines, in which second-year students are connected with local Holocaust survivors to interview them and write memoirs of their lives before, during and after the Holocaust. An interdisciplinary initiative, the... Read More 00 NBCCD Textile Design Alumna Emily Blair Weaves a Poem NBCCD Featured on CreatedHere: Weaving is a code that transcends mediums. Known by an exclusive group of highly skilled craftspeople, this code empowers the weavers who use it to create something incredible from nearly nothing: from string into cloth, and sometimes beyond. Emily Blair is an up-and-coming weaver on the verge of graduating with her Diploma in... Read More 000 Selkirk College alumnae embody homegrown philosophy at Lōkel Hair Studio Selkirk College The owners of Nelson's chic Lōkel Hair Studio personify their namesake. It doesn't get much more local than the duo Ashely Simon and Michelle Devine. They were locally born and raised, locally schooled and are now local business owners. "We're local to Nelson. Our families are local to Nelson. Our learning is local to Nelson," says Simon.... Read More 000 Virtual Reality 0D Modeling Software Created by Student Researchers at the Algonquin College Office of Applied Research & Innovation Algonquin College Masterpiece VR is a Virtual Reality application used to create stunning 0D art, including sculptures, paintings, and even whole scenes. This is all achieved through a combination of PhD level mathematics, cutting-edge technology and professional grade software/UI design. The technology also makes it possible for multiple users to collaborate seamlessly in real time across the globe... Read More 00 Digital Tools for Textiles: How They Are Being Used by a New Generation of NBCCD Designers NBCCD Which kind of maker are you? Do you surround yourself with physical materials - bits of string, balls of clay, stones and metal? Or do you set yourself down in front of a computer - ready to skillfully use your powerful virtual tools? Or maybe, you lie somewhere in between... Craft is turning toward the... Read More 00 Alison Murphy: The Artist and the Administrator NBCCD The line between artist and administrator has never been so blurry than in Felt/Mixed Media Artist and Craft NB Executive Director Alison Murphy. Alison the artist was born in her father's studio. Touching his brushes, his palette, and his creativity, she developed a love for colour and for collecting. After graduating in 0000 with a... Read More 000 NB Heart Truth: Featured Fashion Designer Chavah Lindsay NBCCD Chavah Lindsay of Chavah Designs has the honour this year of being the only designer showcased in both of the premiere New Brunswick Fashion events this spring: The New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD) Annual Fashion Show in Fredericton and the NB Heart Truth Red Dress Event in Moncton. Chavah is creating two... Read More 000 NBCCD Metal Arts Student Rory Greythorn: Making Sweet Jewellery NBCCD Rory Greythorn has made a conscious decision to slow down his path in Jewellery/Metal Arts, and have a more "textured" experience. Rather than rushing to get the basics, move on to the next learning project and putting "his eyes on the prize of the diploma", Rory wants to build, explore and have time to absorb... Read More 000 NBCCD Alumna/Instructor Melissa LeBlanc: Characterizing Clay NBCCD Melissa LeBlanc has found what many of us aspire to have - an ideal balance. Two days of every week, she has her hands in the mud, conjuring expressive animal characters from blocks of inert clay. Three days of the week, she teaches in the Diploma in Ceramics at NBCCD, pulling the best and most... Read More 000 La loi 00 et le design d'intérieur au Nouveau-Brunswick CCNB Les designers d'intérieur du Nouveau-Brunswick accueillent favorablement une nouvelle loi qui devrait créer davantage d'intérêt pour le baccalauréat de quatre ans conjointement offert par le CCNB - Campus de Dieppe et l'Université de Moncton. L'Assemblée législative du Nouveau-Brunswick a récemment adopté la Loi relative aux designers d'intérieur, ce qui est une étape déterminante pour l'Association... Read More 000 Indigenous Skateboard Workshop Sheridan College In the summer of 0000, Sheridan's Faculty of Animation, Art and Design partnered with Sheridan's Centre for Indigenous Learning and Support to create a skateboard workshop for First Nations high school youth. The skateboards were created in Sheridan's Furniture Studio and the workshop was led by faculty member Connie Chisholm. Now in its second year,... Read More 00 Sask Polytech celebrates Indigenous culture with new mural Saskatchewan Polytechnic The new mural at the Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Moose Jaw campus is another aspect of the institution's indigenization efforts, which are developed towards reconciliation and long-term positive change. With enrolment for Indigenous students increasing 00 per cent since 0000-00, it is the responsibility of the entire organization to ensure every student feels welcome on our campuses.... Read More 000 Hope and Fear Exhibition Portage College Portage College Native Arts and Culture students and instructors were invited by the University of Alberta to produce a piece for ‘Hope and Fear Our Collective Response'. An exhibition by the University of Alberta and Portage College Art and Design Departments. This artwork which incorporates caribou hair sculpting, porcupine quill plaiting, traditional leatherwork, beading, printmaking,... Read More 000 NBCCD Textile alumna Monica Memory makes little things you didn't know you wanted NBCCD Monica Memory. Let that name sink in. How fitting that an artist with such an evocative name is in the business of making little memories. Each earring, each pendant, each pocket mirror is a tiny perfect illustration. Her work is reminiscent of childhood - bright and cute and bringing a smile to the lips every... Read More 00 NBCCD graduate Vincent Briggs: Designing Identity NBCCD Vincent Briggs was once known by a different name. In high school he kept to himself, spending more time in the library than with other students. He "tried to be invisible, and did a reasonably good job of it." Fast forward to today. Vincent is a presence in any room, wearing spectacular handmade garments that... Read More 00 NBCCD Metal Arts Program is Tailored for Budding Entrepreneurs NBCCD At a recent workshop, Brigitte Clavette held a bowl aloft and declared, "Now you can save your own life." That sounds dramatic, but when it comes to teaching jewellery and metal arts at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD), Clavette takes her work seriously. "That bowl was hammered from a six-inch metal... Read More 000 NBCCD Support the Creation of Mawi'art: Wabanaki Artist Collective NBCCD from Charles Gaffney, Department Head, NBCCD: In 0000, I had a vision regarding our graduating students of the Aboriginal Visual Arts (AVA) Program at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD). How great would it be for them to transition from college to a supporting entrepreneurial environment that would enable them to refine their business... Read More 000 Amy Sullivan & Rachel Greenwood: Making Space for Clay NBCCD Good partnerships don't grow on trees. You find them buried in the mud. Amy Sullivan and Rachel Greenwood are mud goddesses. Both have been making a living with their work since graduating from the NBCCD Ceramics Diploma in 0000. Both of their respective businesses, Amy Laloon Pottery & Greenwood Pottery, are well known in the Maritimes. Now they have partnered... Read More 000 Michael Rurka: The Digital Nomad NBCCD A decision faced by so many new grads: Build a Career or Travel the World What if you chose to do both? Before graduating with a Diploma in Graphic Design from the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design, Michael Rurka had already created an illustration that would be featured in Applied Art Magazine. Immediately after graduating he was... Read More 00 Photography graduate Lanaya Flavelle showcases women as role models Langara College Lanaya Flavelle was shy as a child, and being creative was the best way for her to express herself. Thanks to her mother who was an artist herself, Lanaya developed a love for art at a very young age. She credits this early exposure for helping her find not just photography, but a purpose and... Read More 00 Lethbridge College wins awards for its alumni and community magazine, Wider Horizons Lethbridge College from the press release: "Lethbridge College's Advancement team received two awards on Friday in Seattle at the CASE District VIII 0000 Communication Awards ceremony. The winning submissions appeared in two different issues of Wider Horizons, the college's alumni and community magazine that is distributed to nearly 00,000 people three times each year, and included: A gold... Read More 00 Red River College creative communications students organize fashion show in support of Winnipeg's homeless Red River College from CBC News: "Dapper men who used to live on the street suited up for a fashion show last week that organizers now say helped raise thousands of dollars for Winnipeg's homeless. The Runway to Change fashion show at the Fort Garry Hotel on Thursday raised $0,000 for the Main Street Project, a 00-hour drop-in homeless shelter in Point... Read More 000 GAME program partnership between Brock University and Niagara College teaches students about design and production of video games Niagara College from Erie Media: "It's a nice problem to have. Brock University staff have been flooded by applications in a new program where students learn about the design and production of video games. The GAME program is a partnership between Brock and Niagara College. When it launched for its debut season in September, nearly 000 applications... Read More 000 College of the North Atlantic student, alumna, and faculty member nominated for East Coast Music Association awards College of the North Atlantic from the press release: "Three people, three backgrounds, three awards. A College of the North Atlantic (CNA) student, alumna and faculty member will be contending for awards at the East Coast Music Association (ECMA) annual awards presentation, taking place in Saint John, New Brunswick this April. Leading by example, Sound Recording & Production instructor, Michelle... Read More 00 Kwantlen Polytechnic art exhibit explores Collective Unconscious Kwantlen Polytechnic from The Runner magazine: "Throughout the past few weeks, fourth-year art students have been exhibiting some of their work in the Arbutus gallery on the Surrey campus. The exhibit, Collective Unconscious, includes a number of powerful artworks ranging from oil paintings to sculptures, and offers a hint of what's to come at the year-end grad... Read More 0 Fleming College and Sheridan College sign new pathway agreement for art and design students Fleming College, Sheridan College from Fleming College: "Fleming College and Sheridan College have signed a new agreement that provides a pathway from a Fleming diploma to the Honours Bachelor of Craft and Design (BC&D) degree at Sheridan. The agreement applies to eligible graduates of Fleming's Visual and Creative Arts Diploma program who have specialized in fibre arts, glassblowing or... Read More 000 Vancouver Community College hair design grad finds dream job at Vancouver salon Vancouver Community College from the press release: "The one thing Jackie Penev knew she wanted to do after high school was play volleyball. After graduating, she entered an education program at a local college and made the varsity team. Only a few months into the season, however, Jackie developed a severe throat infection that prevented her from playing... Read More 000 Vancouver Island University celebrates 00-year anniversary of Bachelor of Arts program with profiles of successful grads Vancouver Island University from Vancouver Island University: "Happy Silver Anniversary, VIU BA! Twenty-five years ago, Malaspina College offered its first Bachelor of Arts program (Liberal Studies) in partnership with the University of Victoria. In 0000, the institution, which had then become Malaspina University-College, began offering homegrown BA degrees in a range of subjects. Today, as Vancouver Island University,... Read More 00 Red Deer College visual arts faculty and staff exhibit mixed-media works at First Friday gallery opening Red Deer College from the Red Deer Advocate: "Art doesn't have to be serious - so how about catching some stand-up comedy or wacky printmaking at February's First Friday gallery openings in Red Deer? Described as a combination of historical printmaking, pop culture "and a little bit of insanity," the Making a Good First Impression exhibit is on at the... Read More 000 Emily Carr University artist and professor works to solve mystery of Tom Thomson's death through clay facial reconstruction Emily Carr University of Art + Design from the Regina Leader-Post: "A hundred years ago this summer, the painter Tom Thomson died in Ontario's Algonquin Park. His artistic legacy is unquestioned. Barely five years of serious painting during the First World War produced works, like The West Wind and Northern River, that still inspire the Canadian imagination of wilderness. His contemporary admirers... Read More 000 Une table interactive aux surfaces irrégulières Cégep régional de Lanaudière INÉDI, le centre collégial de transfert de technologie (CCTT) du Cégep régional de Lanaudière, vise à faire progresser la pratique du design industriel et son utilisation dans les entreprises du Québec et dans d'autres CCTT par l'entremise du transfert technologique découlant de mandats et de projets de recherche appliquée. INÉDI a travaillé sur le projet du PARC... Read More 000 Anasthasia More: NBCCD Ceramics student make ball-jointed dolls New Brunswick College of Craft & Design Anasthasia More has always known what she wanted to do. She wanted to come to NBCCD for many years and now she is finally here, studying in the 0-year Diploma in Ceramics. But she's not here to do functional pottery. Anasthasia is here to increase her skills and knowledge for making porcelain ball jointed dolls.... Read More 000 Algonquin College graphic design students and grads participate in digital comic book project to raise awareness about the immune system and vaccinations Algonquin College from Metro Ottawa: "A prominent Ottawa doctor has teamed up with graphic-design prodigies to convince children to get vaccinated. Immunization Warriors is a digital comic book that aims to get children thinking differently about needles and go over the heads of reluctant parents. Comparing viruses to invading extra-terrestrials, the comic aims to explain the role of white... Read More 000 Cumberland College calendar promotes Indigenous art Cumberland College from the Melfort Journal: "A new calendar for 0000 is promoting the work of Indigenous artists young and old while also promoting education. The calendar was created by Cumberland College, who is partnering with the North East School Division. "We want to acknowledge and celebrate the work of our Indigenous students," said Brenda Mellon, Manager... Read More 00 Northwest Community College receives donation of Indigenous art Northwest Community College from the press release: "It was a momentous event for First Nations Fine Arts students on December 0, 0000 when two carvings, crafted by Freda Diesing herself, were donated to the art studio at Northwest Community College. Donors Kelsey Wiebe (on behalf of her grandparents, Jim & Jane Christison) and Corey Bulpitt, presented a Wolf... Read More 00 Sheridan College and Emily Carr University of Art + Design grads among Oscar nominees for animated short-films Sheridan College, Emily Carr University of Art + Design from Newscaf: "Canada is a leader in animation, pumping out scores of professionally trained artists every year from places such as Sheridan College in Oakville, Ont., and Vancouver's Visual College of Art and Design. But as they enter the industry, they face a tumultuous landscape of rapidly changing technology and economic upheaval. Three of the... Read More 00 Algonquin College partnership with Shopify to offer students a hands-on experience in graphic design Algonquin College from Techopia: Shopify U has added graphic design to its course offerings. The e-commerce company announced a partnership with Algonquin College to offer 00 students a hands-on education in graphic design. Shopify employees partnered with instructors from Algonquin College to design a nine-week multidisciplinary course as part of the School of Media and Design. As... Read More 000 Capilano University Graphic Design students transform experiences from seniors into shareable posters Capilano University from TrendHunter: "Capilano University's IDEA School of Design, a department that's located in North Vancouver, British Columbia, assigned its students to visit the Silver Harbour Seniors' Centre in to interview those there. The goal was to get an understanding of their experiences and to attain useful advice that could be transformed into a graphic design.... Read More 00 Selkirk College Hairstyling grad finds successful, passion-filled career in Vancouver Selkirk College from the press release: "One of Selkirk College's top Hairstylist Program graduates has cut, coloured and up-done herself to a successful career in a downtown Vancouver salon. Full of enthusiasm and ambition, she's just 00 years old. Amber Beckjord graduated from Selkirk College's Hairstylist Program in 0000 at the age of 00 passionate about all things hair.... Read More 00 Cambrian College Graphic Design students benefit from partnership with local businesses Cambrian College from the Sudbury Star: "Cambrian College Graphic Design students will be earning credits and pay cheques at the same time thanks to a partnership with four local businesses. The partnership was announced on January 00 between Cambrian College's Graphic Design program; its applied research arm, Cambrian Innovates, and the Ontario Centres for Excellence VEBTA program. ... Read More 000 Selkirk College professor brings the art and culture of graphic novels to students: Selkirk College from the Nelson Star: "Once condemned as a dangerous force of moral degradation, comics and graphic novels have come to be recognized as important cultural texts. "I've always been interested in popular culture as an expression of our deepest desires," said Nelson professor Renée Jackson-Harper. "Graphic novels like Art Spiegelman's Maus, Alison Bechdel's Fun Home and David B's Epileptic,... Read More 00 Emily Carr University graduate exhibited at the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver Emily Carr University from The Source, a forum for diversity: "In the upcoming exhibitions, running from Jan. 00-Mar.00 at the Contemporary Art Gallery (CAG), Wild Child and The Quantified Self Poems redress our preoccupation with labeling. "The two projects are conflated in some ways," says Taşdelen. Always curious, the Emily Carr University graduate approaches his ideas through research - first through the... Read More 000 Student-powered OddBird Studio has a remarkable year Sheridan College The third-year Bachelor of Game Design students who fuel OddBird Studio entered the 0000 fall term at Sheridan in the same whirlwind manner that has characterized much of their past year as indie developers. They spent the first week of September in Seattle, showcasing their debut game Arrow Heads at PAX West - one of... Read More 00 Sheridan signs historic agreement with Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre Sheridan College from the press release: "Sheridan College took part last week in a Commercial Signing Ceremony held in Shanghai, China, and witnessed by the Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Minister of International Trade. The agreement, signed by Michael Rubinoff, Associate Dean of Visual and Performing Arts at Sheridan, and Yang Shaolin, General Manager of the Shanghai Dramatic... Read More 000 Contemporary Artist Kent Monkman Sheridan College from Ovation, Sheridan's Alumni Magazine: "It's easy to be drawn into Kent Monkman's paintings. He seduces the viewer with beautiful, richly colourful works, often depicting romantic 00th century western landscapes. But a closer look reveals images of violence and oppression central to the artist's revisionist version of North American aboriginal history. Of Cree descent, Monkman... Read More 00 Les finissants d'Arts visuels du Cégep de Sainte-Foy s'exposent Cégep de Sainte-Foy du communiqué de presse : " Les étudiants finissants du programme d'Arts visuels du Cégep de Sainte-Foy exposeront leurs œuvres dans le hall du pavillon des arts et du design du Cégep, dès le 00 mai. Le vernissage de l'exposition intitulée Callipyge aura lieu le vendredi 00 mai dès 00 h, une occasion rêvée de rencontrer la... Read More 00 Les étudiants du Cégep de Sainte-Foy récompensés à l'Exposition de Design industriel 0000 Cégep de Sainte-Foy du communiqué de presse : " Du 00 au 00 mai dernier, la Galerie Espaces Parenthèse du Cégep de Sainte-Foy accueillait l'exposition des finissants en Design industriel du Cégep de Sainte-Foy. Les finissants, au nombre de 00 cette année, en ont mis plein la vue aux visiteurs. Lors du vernissage, le mercredi 00 mai, plusieurs prix ont été... Read More 00 Le Cégep de Sainte-Foy fête une Semaine Shakespeare Cégep de Sainte-Foy du communiqué de presse : " Du 0 au 00 novembre, tous les étudiants du Cégep de Sainte-Foy vibreront au rythme de Shakespeare, dans le cadre du 000e anniversaire de la mort du célèbre auteur. La semaine thématique organisée conjointement par les quatre disciplines de la formation générale (Français, Philosophie, Éducation physique et Anglais) propose aux étudiants... Read More 000 Le Cégep de Sainte-Foy forme une nouvelle génération de graphistes avec le STUDIO Jeune coop Cégep de Sainte-Foy du communiqué de presse : " Favoriser l'insertion professionnelle de la prochaine génération de graphistes et développer les aptitudes entrepreneuriales de ces derniers, voilà les objectifs que vise la toute nouvelle coopérative scolaire du programme de Graphisme du Cégep de Sainte-Foy : Le STUDIO jeune coop. Unique au Québec, cette coopérative scolaire permet à quelque 00 étudiants de... Read More 00 Les étudiants du Cégep Limoilou présente la pièce Les Marchands Cégep Limoilou du communiqué de presse : " Pour sa 00e saison de théâtre d'excellence, le Cégep Limoilou présente la pièce Les marchands du 00 au 00 novembre, à 00 h 00, à la salle Sylvain-Lelièvre. Une représentation de jour aura lieu le vendredi 00 novembre à 00 h 00. Les marchands est un texte de Joël Pommerat, mis en scène par Joanie Lehoux. Produit par... Read More 00 Le Cégep Limoilou fête le succès du premier Show Mode socio Cégep Limoilou du communiqué de presse : " La première édition du Show Mode socio qui s'est déroulé le 00 novembre dernier au campus de Charlesbourg, fut un beau succès! Plus de 00 étudiants se sont mobilisés pour ce projet socio qui a été chapeauté par des étudiants de 0e année en gestion hôtelière : Coralie Blairon, Jennifer Chabot-Plourde, Myriam Dostie, Jean-Michel... Read More 0 Le Cégep Limoilou lance un tout nouveau programme AEC Artiste 0D Cégep Limoilou du communiqué de presse : " Une toute nouvelle AEC Artiste 0D voit le jour au Cégep Limoilou pour répondre aux besoins de l'industrie. Les cours débuteront dès le 00 février prochain. C'est donc le temps de s'inscrire ! Les artistes 0D créeront les environnements et l'ambiance d'une scène, pour le cinéma ou la télé, par exemple,... Read More 00 Le Collège Vanier ouvre une nouvelle librairie coopérative Collège Vanier du communiqué de presse : " Le Collège Vanier est fier d'annoncer que l'ouverture officielle de Jake's Co-op, la librairie coopérative du cégep, s'est déroulée le 0 décembre 0000. La nouvelle librairie est gérée par la coopérative étudiante et est membre de la Fédération québécoise de coopératives en milieux scolaires (FQCMS). L'équipe de la librairie avait du... Read More 00 Le Cégep régional de Lanaudière met en vedette les étudiants et enseignants du département de Musique Cégep régional de Lanaudière du communiqué de presse : " Les étudiants et les enseignants en Musique du Cégep à Joliette ont connu un automne haut en couleur. Plusieurs spectacles donnés, présence radiophonique et télévisuelle, participation à des événements de grande importance; c'est la tête haute et le cœur rempli de fierté qu'ils terminent cette session d'automne 0000. Lors de la partie d'ouverture de... Read More 000 Le Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles lance une nouvelle version du programme d'Arts Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles du communiqué de presse : " C'est avec beaucoup d'enthousiasme que le Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles annonce la mise en place d'une nouvelle version du programme d'Arts, lettres et communication entre les Campus de Carleton-sur-Mer et des Îles-de-la-Madeleine, dès l'automne 0000. De la côte...aux Îles! Ce programme proposera une approche multidisciplinaire mettant de... Read More 00 Les étudiants en journalisme de La Cité récompensés lors de la soirée " Reportages vidéastes 0000 " La Cité du communiqué de presse : " La soirée de "Reportages vidéastes 0000" a récompensé des étudiants en journalisme lors d'une présentation qui s'est déroulée à l'amphithéâtre de La Cité. Douze reportages réalisés dans le cadre du cours Atelier de Journalisme Télé 0 ont été présentés. Chaque étudiant a effectué la recherche, la couverture, le tournage, le montage et la... Read More 00 Vancouver Island University Culinary Arts grads find rewarding careers with luxury hotels Vancouver Island University from the press release: "Vancouver Island University (VIU) Culinary Arts program graduate Perry Assu is living his dream. For fun, he snowboards down some of the finest slopes in the world at the Whistler Blackcomb ski resort and for work, he cooks up fine culinary creations in the luxurious Fairmont Chateau Whistler. Assu, 00, who... Read More 00 Former St. Clair College Graphic Art students launch cathartic exhibit in Southern Ontario St. Clair College from The Windsor Star: Artist Dave Mutnjakovic started drawing as a cathartic way to deal with the challenges of living with Crohn's disease. "I nearly died when I was 00 because I was misdiagnosed," said Mutnjakovic. "Suddenly I started drawing and it poured out of me for six years." Now 00, he works as an... Read More 00 Red River College's training restaurant is quickly becoming a culinary hub on Winnipeg's hot new food scene Red River College from Maclean's: "It started with Deer + Almond in 0000. The small-plate restaurant popped up on Princess Street in Winnipeg's Exchange District, offering a new option to downtown office workers and hip university students. Then, King and Bannatyne's sandwiches drew lunchtime crowds. Next, Bronuts and Chosabi opened side by side in 0000, each tempting diners... Read More 000 Architectural Technologies students learn both building sciences and interior design at Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Architectural Technologies program incorporates interior design, building sciences, drafting methods, and geometry in a practical trades program. from Maclean's: "Back in the '00s they were known merely as draftsmen: people hunched over tables using pencils and mechanical tools to churn out blueprints for architects and contractors. But an evolutionary educational process has spawned... Read More 00 Durham College Music Business Administration grad makes it to Top 00 with debut single Durham College from Maclean's: "Sarah Mark didn't realize just how much she had learned in college until she got her first Top 00 hit on the radio. Granted, she had barely finished college when that happened. Her debut single "Tun Up," a jaunty R&B summertime pop anthem, started getting serious airtime on Canadian radio stations just as... Read More 00 Emily Carr University of Art and Design grad turns technicolour paintings and love of baking into edible works of art Emily Carr University of Art and Design from The Globe and Mail: "What colours come to mind when you think of a dimly lit parking garage in the heart of an urban city centre, a Saskatchewan sunset at the beginning of autumn or a big, creamy scoop of Saskatoon berry ice cream? A visual artist and pastry chef in San Francisco, Leah... Read More 00 Red River College mechanical engineer designs handlebar adaptation for Canadian paralympian Red River College Red River College mechanical engineer designs a handlebar adaptation for Canadian competing in the Rio 0000 Paralympic Games. from CBC: "When Chantal Givens raced Sunday at the Paralympic Games, she had a piece of Winnipeg along for the ride. The three-time Canadian paratriathlon champion, who competed in the sport's Paralympic debut in Rio, was born missing her left hand. In an effort to... Read More 000 Yukon College artistic collaboration explores climate change in northern communities Yukon College A collaborative project from Yukon College art students looks to tackle climate change through multimedia: from Maclean's: "A collaboration between Yukon College's school of visual arts in Dawson City, its Yukon Research Centre in Whitehorse and the University of Saskatchewan is adding a human dimension to the science of climate change. "We are trying to... Read More 00 Giant pinhole camera offers a new experience for photography students Alberta College of Art and Design (ACAD) An associate professor from Alberta College of Art and Design (ACAD) developed a giant pinhole camera to offer students a view of how a camera works from the inside: from Maclean's: "Think back to high school photography class and recall the pinhole camera. Remember nothing? A quick refresher: "When light comes into any light-tight chamber,... Read More 0 Cambrian College Graphic Design grad earns top award in RGD Student Awards Competition Cambrian College from the press release: "An outstanding graduate of Cambrian College's Graphic Design program has been recognized for excellence in visual communication and design, earning top awards through the RGD Student Awards competition. Neli Nenkova's winning work was selected by judges from the Association of Registered Graphic Designers (RGD) and was featured at the annual DesignThinkers conference held in Toronto in November 0000. Nenkova... Read More 00 Former student at Emily Carr University on display at Heritage Hall in Vancouver Emily Carr University of Art + Design Paintings by Lan Yao, a former art student at Emily Carr University, on display at the Shiny Fuzzy Muddy show at Heritage Hall in Vancouver. from The Squamish Chief: "Squamish's Lan Yao never really found the opportunity to produce art on her own time when she worked in 0D animation in Vancouver. But, in recent... Read More 000 Lethbridge College adds new way of designing to its Interior Design Technology program Lethbridge College Lethbridge College Interior Design Technology program launches virtual-reality component to help both students and clients better visual projects. from the Lethbridge Herald: "There's a new way of designing, and students at Lethbridge College are getting the chance to explore it firsthand. Students in the Interior Design Technology (IDT) program are getting the opportunity to work... Read More 000 George Brown College opens another BIM Visionarium lab George Brown College George Brown College opens its second Building Information Modelling (BIM) lab to help students develop digital skills in building design and modelling. from the press release: "The BIM Visionarium officially opened on Nov. 00, 0000 at the Centre for Construction and Engineering Technologies at Casa Loma Campus - the second space of its kind at the campus. BIM technology... Read More 000 Vancouver Art Gallery exhibit features artists from Emily Carr University Emily Carr University of Art + Design An new exhibit at the Vancouver Art Gallery, Ambivalent Pleasures, features artists with ties to Emily Carr University of Art + Design. Of the 00 artists exhibited, 00 are either faculty or alumni of the University! The exhibit presents Surrealist strategies, a range of approaches to abstraction, and concepts which address today's social contexts. from... Read More 00 Seneca College partners with CFC and AGO on ground-breaking virtual reality exhibit Seneca College Seneca College's School of Creative Arts and Animation, the Canadian Film Centre's Media Lab, and the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) partner on Small Wonders: The Gothic Boxwood Miniatures exhibit to showcase rare boxwood carvings in 0D. from the press release: "The Canadian Film Centre's Media Lab (CFC Media Lab), Seneca's School of Creative Arts and Animation and the Art... Read More 00 ACAD receives prestigious art & design designation Alberta College of Art and Design from the press release: "ACAD is pleased to announce that it has received the National Association of Schools of Art and Design's (NASAD) designation of Substantial Equivalency - their highest designation for a post-secondary institution not located in the United States. The institution is the only independent art, craft and design post-secondary institution in Canada... Read More 0 George Brown College signs agreements with Design schools in Ireland and Italy George Brown College George brown college launches two exciting new opportunities for art & design students to further their education abroad, both with the Institute or Art, Design and Technology (IADT) in Ireland and with Politecnico di Milano in Italy. from the press release: "The creation of this opportunity is a significant announcement - not only for us,... Read More 000 Okanagan College once again hosts Short Story Contest to encourage young writers Okanagan College A challenge has been issued to local writers: go big on creativity while short on time. Okanagan College's English department is once again inviting up-and-coming writers to step out of their comfort zones and into the frenzied creative world of the popular 0-Hour Short Story Contest, returning Saturday, Nov. 0 at all four campuses. The... Read More 000 Centennial College unveils new Culinary Arts Centre Centennial College In fall 0000, Centennial College unveiled its new Culinary Arts Centre, complete with seven kitchen labs, a teaching restaurant and nine new classrooms that can accommodate 000 students. from Centennial College: "The striking new building takes the shape of a quadrangle with a central courtyard to allow natural light to reach all of the residence... 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Posted on: February 0, 0000 Last updated on: August 00, 0000 Written by: Zane Ludvigsen Categorized in: Research Tagged as: behavioral lab martin j. whitman school of management research syracuse university The Behavioral Laboratory at Syracuse University‘s Martin J. Whitman School of Management is offering a way for students to earn extra cash in their spare time. The Behavioral Laboratory, located in Whitman School in room 000, aims to produce relevant, cutting-edge research. As part of that effort, the Behavioral Laboratory is seeking students from across Syracuse University, regardless of year or major, to participate in various studies. Participation typically takes 00 minutes of your time. In return, students participating in a study earns $0. Here's what the earnings from a study can get you: Fancy Coffee Take advantage of all the great coffee options Syracuse has to offer. Use the money you earn to fund your Saturday study session at the Kubal downtown or take it across the street for a quick pick-me-up. Spotify and Hulu Subscription If you stop by the Behavioral Laboratory once a month you've completely paid for your Spotify and Hulu student accounts. Twenty minutes a month for endless hours of entertainment? I'll take it. Something nice from 0Fifteen There's no telling what you will find in the thrift store right across the street from the Whitman School, 0Fifteen. The selection at 0Fifteen is carefully tailored to college students so for just 00 minutes in the Behavioral Lab, you're earning money toward your next favorite clothing item. Five Drinks at Flip Night If you're feeling lucky, take the $0 you earn to flip night where you could finesse five drinks. Pretty solid trade for a fun night out if you ask me! Two Tacos from Chipotle Free tacos? That's basically how it works when you stop down in the Behavioral Lab during your snack break. Whether you use the $0 you earn to subsidize your burrito or bowl, get chips and guac or just grab two tacos, it's up to you. Tacos and helping the university - that's a double win! Subway Sandwich Not in the mood for tacos? Campus has tons of restaurants running deals. For instance, you can stop by Subway on Marshall Street to use your $0. I'll have a foot-long meatball marinara, please! A Ticket to a Syracuse University Event University Union and the University Lecture are always hosting great events on campus- Concerts, lectures, hosting comedians and more. Whatever it is, participating in a study is a great way to fund a fun night out at a Syracuse University event. Topics studied in the lab include decision making, attitudes, personality, and consumer behavior. If you would like to participate in this research, please click here. Editors note: The B-Lab offers Drop-in-Days. See the Events page for upcoming Drop-In Days. Author Recent Posts Zane Ludvigsen Zane Ludvigsen is a senior finance and marketing double major in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management.He is the vice president of competition for the Syracuse University Enactus Team, and the vice president of marketing for the professional business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi. This past summer he was a finance intern at Unilever USA, where he will be working full time after graduation. Latest posts by Zane Ludvigsen (see all) Advice from the Class of 0000 to the Class of 0000 - August 00, 0000 #WhitmanWatch: Steven Winschel Jr. - June 00, 0000 #WhitmanWatch: Nicole Kibler - May 00, 0000 Skip back to main navigation Post navigation Previous Post Rochester-area Businessman Establishes Second Endowed Professorship to Help Attract and Retain Exceptional Faculty to the Whitman School Next Post Syracuse University Announces Historic $00 Million Gift to Support Construction of First-of-Its-Kind National Veterans Resource Center Martin J. Whitman School of Management © 0000 | 000 University Avenue, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 00000-0000 | (000) 000-0000 | Privacy Policy | Accessibility

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Despite extensive searching, I've been unable to locate a storage system that is a pure drop in implementation for all of my storage system needs. For a young adult, my personal storage needs aren't that massive. I have a single home server, Fenris, which I primarily use for long term file storage. My desktop, Odin, and my laptops, Huginn and Muninn, are clients for my storage system, and I frequently make use of it! Using a collection of a multi-disk BTRFS implementation, and Samba, SSHFS, Fenris provides me with a very convenient place to dump all of my files without any worry that I'll lose everything in a moments notice from a drive failure. At the moment, I'm only using 00% of the storage available on Fenris, and a lot of that usage comes from poor organizing on my part. So why am I writing this then? How much of a poor organizational habit (computer information or physical objects) is primarily caused by the environment that surrounds that habit? I postulate that a full 00% or more of my bad computer information organization derives from a poor environment in which to do that organization. Needless to say, I need an environment overhaul. I've identified a list of features that my "not perfect, but pretty close" personal storage system must have. Storage is not inherently centralized. Access to the storage system can be fully transparent (i.e. can be mounted as an arbitrary folder). Adding new clients / nodes to the system is relatively painless. Can handle frequent node connects / disconnects (laptop's turned off / on). Frequently accessed AND user designated files / folders always cached locally. Data cached locally can be used without being connected to other nodes. (Laptop away from home). Snapshot support. Even better if on a per file, or per folder, basis. User configurable redundancy settings, (i.e. specify how many copies of a given file should be in the network simultaneously). Allow nodes to operate primarily as storage nodes or clients, allowing the server to handle the storage and redundancy, while laptops cache their files locally with permanent storage on the server. Some concession to offsite, including incremental transfer, and not requiring all of my nodes to be online simultaneously during a backup. http://ceph.newdream.net/ comes close, offering non-centralized storage, and mount-ability, plus several in the works features for snapshots and tunable redundancy settings, but ultimately lacks the support for local data caching. http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/ comes even closer, offering built in support for disconnected operation and caching, but is unacceptable for having too many centralized components with no ability to designate fall-over instances, and a lack of offsite backup considerations. Even more disappointing is that coda appears to no longer be developed, with no support in the Ubuntu package archives, or code commits in the last several years. But wait, there's more! My need for some kind of offsite storage doesn't stop with storing my own files. I manage my parents home storage server, and also provide tech support to multiple friends to manage their storage systems. As everybody knows, if you don't have offsite backups for your critical data, you might as well assume you've already lost that critical data. So I aimed requirement number 00 at providing me with some means by which I can provide automatic offsite backups of all of the storage systems I manage. By my current count, that's approaching 0 independent storage servers, in addition to another 0 or so friends who would probably jump on board if the barrier to entry for participating was low enough. I've considered https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs, which provides fantastic data-recovery features, but tahoe-lafs doesn't seem to provide much support for trusted storage partners. After all, who can you trust if not your family? My reasons for being wary of tahoe's hard adherence to trusting only yourself is that the filesystem loses significant opportunities for compression, and a massively increased need for storage space compared to the raw file sizes. I store a lot of text files, including homework, email archives, ebooks, source code, and so on. I also have a lot of video and pictures, but primarily I'm storing a massive amount of plaintext. I know for a fact that the storage behavior of my family is similar to mine, and I strongly suspect the same can be said of most of my friends. In order to take advantage of our limited hardware capacities, I'd want the perfect distributed / redundant wide area network backup system to take full advantage of the files being stored in the system to squeeze every last drop out of our hardware. Plain text compresses best when you collect it all into the same archive, after all! Ultimately, I'm left with a bitter taste in my mouth. I can cobble something together that does meet all of the needs I espouse in this post with scripts and a few small programs, but that system won't scale well, and certainly won't be as reliable as a preexisting system. I'm going to continue watching the development of new filesystems, and hopefully contribute in the needed direction to finally have my perfect personal cloud. Update May 00th 0000 Now announcing Aerosta! Check out our website: http://www.aerosta.com/ Check out a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mpHPxVu0XA Posted by Unknown at 0:00 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest 0 comments: minifig000 April 0, 0000 at 0:00 PM I can't tell whether you want an off-site to already exist, as in Dropbox, or whether you want to set up the server yourself with relatively little effort. If the latter, then there might be some git-annex based solutions worth looking into. I just glanced at SparkleShare, and it is far closer to Dropbox then what you describe, but at the disadvantage of requiring you to setup the server manually. ReplyDelete Replies Reply Unknown April 0, 0000 at 00:00 PM Hey Minifig, I'm actually interested in a mostly self-hosted offsite solution. After re-reading, I can see I need to add some clarification to my post, so I'll try to chug on that over the next couple of days. My reasons for elaborating on tahoe-lafs is that tahoe-lafs is what amounts to a wide-area-network type cluster filesystem, where data is duplicated across multiple offsite destinations as well as trying to do some type of storage usage optimization. tahoe is also designed to be usable when you don't trust any of the people who are sharing your redundant data chunks. The main difference in need between tahoe-lafs and what I really see as filling my need is that essentially: tahoe-lafs assumes no trust and lots of storage, whereas I assume complete trust and limited storage. This results in tahoe-lafs having an extremely high storage requirement (something around inflating each byte stored in the tahoe-lafs cluster by a multiple of 0), and also a lot of computational power needed to encrypt the data being redundantly backed up. I'd personally rather have those compute resources targeted at compressing the files that I do want to store, than encrypting them. I wouldn't mind having encryption support though, in the case where friends want to join the wide area network cluster but don't necessarily want to show me or my parents their tax documents. I wouldn't be too upset if the wan-cluster needed 0 or 0 days of setup, so long as it was reliable, and could easily survive reboots and multi-day disconnections. In my humble opinion, for the home consumer market, a huge barrier to using more exotic storage schemes is having too many components, and too many shared configuration files. All of my nodes have their own domain name, and I'm more than happy to configure each of them with that information... but systems like Ceph fs (a LAN-cluster) pretty explicitly require that configurations between nodes in the storage cluster be in lock-step, and also need to have multiple orthogonal daemons running, which really increases the complexity. I also evaluated freenet (and others), but freenet is simply not targeted at my expected usage. *shrug*. SparkleShare is actually something that I'm seriously considering installing on my Dad's business machines. A major problem that he's having is that he keeps forgetting to back up his documents on his storage server, SparkleShare would give him a (Windows friendly) way to integrate doing backups into his normal workflow. Thanks for the comment :-) ReplyDelete Replies Reply SAFE STORAGE July 00, 0000 at 0:00 AM I am happy to find this post very useful for me, as it contains lot of information. Thanks for sharing it. Get the Document and File Storage Facility in Hyderabad at safestorage.in. For more Document Storage Hyderabad

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The North American Division 0000&nbsp;Year-end Meeting wrapped another day filled with worship, prayer, and business. The morning business began with the Christian Record Services&nbsp;for the Blind&rsquo;s (CRSB) report and its new president, Diane Thurber. A highlight of the report was meeting Marye McKenney, the calendar artist for CRSB, National Camps for Blind Children. McKenney, whose vision is limited to three inches in front of her face, was introduced to Jesus through a summer camp for the blind at age 00. &nbsp; CRSB also reported on a variety of ministries and tools they&rsquo;ve produced, including gift Bibles, lending libraries, National Camps for the Blind, health seminars, curriculum kits, and inSight0VETs, which are recorded books for veterans who have lost their eyesight. &nbsp; A detailed report from Pacific Press Publishing Association (PPPA) was next. While Jerry Thomas, vice-president of product development, said that digital books &ldquo;will never be the main part of our business,&rdquo; he shared that Adventist-eBooks.com has more than 0,000 books online &mdash; and more on the way. &nbsp; As part of the report attendees were given a photo tour of the press; and sharing book,&nbsp;Four Winds of Revelation, was distributed. The book was made available as a free download for 00 hours on several platforms, including Kindle and Amazon, for those who would prefer the e-version. The executive committee members accepted the report as well as the nominating committee report with the five-year term PPPA board selection. &nbsp; In regard to PPPA, Dan Jackson said, &ldquo;We have a great asset and great potential through Pacific Press. Drive Dale [Galusha] crazy with questions . . . we want to see the publishing work, the literature ministry, grow in our division. More than 0 billion pages printed, more than 00 sharing books printed . . . we can do more than that.&rdquo; &nbsp; Division health initiatives were shared by Katia Reinert, outgoing Health Ministries director. In addition to detailing partnerships and collaborative efforts with other division and General Conference (GC) ministries, Reinert handed out a &ldquo;save the date&rdquo; card promoting theEmotional Wellness Summit, Jan. 00-00, 0000, in Orlando, Fla. &nbsp; The &ldquo;Young Adult Life Building Block&rdquo; report continued the morning business. James Black, Marquis Johns, Benjamin Lundquist, and Lavina Seawright presented a myriad of ways the young adults are working to &ldquo;stop the crisis of young adults leaving the church.&rdquo; Some of these included Adventist Christian Fellowship (public campus ministry), events such as Impact San Antonio 0000, and Life Summit, a young adult training/learning conference held concurrently with the Just Claim It 0 teen conference in California on Feb. 00-00, 0000. &nbsp; Lundquist shared five steps for Young Adult Life ministry and &ldquo;for all involved in the mission&rdquo;: catch the vision, surrender to God, educate and learn, commit to honest conversation, and take action. Said Lundquist, &ldquo;If it happens under our church roof, it is our responsibility . . . [ministering to young adults] means you and I coming together to collaborate in reaching young adults.&rdquo; &nbsp; Johns added, &ldquo;We must continue to collaborate, to reach the young adult generations.&rdquo; &nbsp; The business meetings continued after lunch with six departmental reports shared and accepted: Health, PARL/Liberty, Stewardship, Volunteer Ministries, Women&rsquo;s Ministries, and Youth Ministries. These reports are available online. &nbsp; Adventist Risk Management and Philanthropic Service for Institutions (PSI) also shared video reports focused on their work in North America. After a vote, G. Alexander Bryant, executive secretary for NAD, announced that both reports were &ldquo;received into our records.&rdquo; &nbsp; ADRA Canada, a ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada, was next on the agenda. James Astleford, executive director, said that ADRA Canada has assisted 0.0 million people around the world, and new initiatives are geared toward helping even more. One main initiative is focused on helping maternal, newborn, and child health in the Philippines, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Rwanda &mdash; for 0.0 years &mdash; with more than $00 million in funds coming from the Canadian government. &nbsp; Editor Carmela Monk Crawford followed with the Message magazine report. According to Crawford, Message, which became part of NAD as of February 0, 0000, is an &ldquo;entering wedge ministry&rdquo; &mdash; an Adventist magazine on &ldquo;current events for the urban audience.&rdquo; In addition to outlining future plans and goals, the report touched on several recent distribution opportunities &mdash;00,000 copies at the Essence magazine festival, 00 subscriptions and 0,000 copies at the Annual Black Caucus, 00,000 copies during Pope Francis&rsquo; Philadelphia visit, and 00-00,000 copies and 0,000 bottles of water at the 0000 Million Man March in Washington, D.C. &nbsp; Crawford also described Message as a collaborative, &rdquo;watchman&rdquo; ministry: &ldquo;The watchperson doesn&rsquo;t come out of the rain, they stay on duty. People will want to know what is happening, what it means&mdash;that&rsquo;s where [Message] comes in. We will wait, watch, and warn.&rdquo; NAD Vice President&nbsp;Elder Alvin Kibble, presented a report on Big Data and Social Media &copy;0000 NAD Communication/Dan Weber &nbsp; The final &ldquo;Building Block&rdquo; report, on Big Data/Social Media, was presented by Alvin Kibble, NAD vice president for Communication, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Executive Training, Coaching and Development, and Publishing; and Paul Hopkins, associate director of PSI. Both presenters stressed the importance of using *big data to &ldquo;understand what your constituents need and where they&rsquo;re going.&rdquo; &nbsp; Hopkins offered four reasons for the church to use big data: &ldquo;to make decisions in the now, to try and predict the future and act on it, to benchmark ourselves against others (and ourselves), and to create language around which we can tell stories or communicate with one another.&rdquo; &nbsp; Kibble explained that this &ldquo;Building Block&rdquo; shifted from a social media emphasis to one focused on big data with social media inclusion. He said that data is &ldquo;going out there because the market demands it. Lots of &lsquo;data mining&rsquo; is going on, except in the remnant church. [In the world,] no decision is made without big data analytics.&rdquo; &nbsp; &ldquo;It&rsquo;s time for us to start heading home,&rdquo; Kibble added. &ldquo;God has placed within our midst a way for us to know our candidates, clients, members better, and ways to better serve them. We can better target different groups to better serve their needs.&rdquo; Planning is underway to form a team to manage data and analysis. &nbsp; The business day concluded with two more items: Lincoln Steed was elected PARL associate director and Liberty magazine editor; and a motion that the division &ldquo;affirm a more focused approach to public campus ministry with greater intensity and focus by NAD&rdquo; was passed. &nbsp; November 0, 0000: The 0000 NAD Year-end Meeting came to an end about 00:00 p.m. after a morning of reports, votes, prayer breaks, and comments from the gathered constituency: &nbsp; &nbsp; NAD Vice President for Education, Larry Black, presented the Education Department Report&nbsp;&copy;0000 NAD Communication/Dan Weber &nbsp; The NAD Education Department video report&nbsp;was presented.&nbsp;Following the report, Larry Blackmer, vice president for Education, shared that the NAD Adventist school system is the only one in the parochial system in which 000 percent of the schools are accredited. As reported&nbsp;in a four-year CognitiveGenesis study, each year, students in Seventh-day Adventist Church schools outperformed in all subjects, for all grade levels, for all school sizes, regardless of ability level.&nbsp;In addition, students in Adventist schools had higher-than-expected academic achievement based on their individual ability. &nbsp; Blackmer, candid about losing 00,000 students with 000 schools closing in the past 00 years, gave specific examples of how the department will help the 00,000 students in NAD schools know, &ldquo;more than anything, that Jesus and the Adventist Church loves them.&rdquo; He also talked about growth. Two of the newer departmental concentrations were shared, geared toward the youngest students: the Pathways (faith-based integrated literacy program) kindergarten curriculum, and a Florida Hospital partnership with &ldquo;Cobblestones,&rdquo; early childhood education curriculum. &nbsp; The NAD Evangelism Institute, commonly referred to as &quot;NADEI,&quot; continued the morning business session with Ron Clouzet, director, giving their report. The report described how they serve the church, the events they host/coordinate, and the resources they provide, including books and other training materials for church growth, church planting, small groups, and pastoral resources. Clouzet mentioned that SEEDS church planting conferences would continue and expand, and that there would be more urban area evangelism training conducted. &nbsp; The final department report came from Native Ministries. The highlight of the report was a video in which faculty, students, and alumni from Holbrook Indian School were interviewed. In the video, Jovannah Poor Bear-Adams, vice principal and former student, said, &ldquo;Our school isn&rsquo;t about killing what&rsquo;s native in the kids. It is about cultivating their faith, their culture, themselves.&rdquo; &nbsp; The report also gave these statistics: 00 percent of Native American women are raped or suffer sexual abuse and 00 percent of perpetrators are never prosecuted; 00 percent of Native Americans live in poverty and abuse. &nbsp; The nominating committee finished its report with one more nomination: Angeline B. David, DrPH, MHS, was presented as the candidate for NAD Health Ministries director (replacing Reinert, PhD, CRNP, FNP-BC, PHCNS-BC, FCN, who will be an associate director for the GC Health Department). David was unanimously approved. The committee also reported that Delbert Baker did not accept the appointment to president of the Guam-Micronesia Mission. (The Guam-Micronesia Mission has reported to NAD since October 0000.) &nbsp; Policy agenda items completed the day&rsquo;s business with several NAD policies amended and approved by the voting constituency. One &ldquo;consent agenda&rdquo; item that garnered favorable commentary: a policy change to help seminary students who are hired after graduation. - - - - - *Big data describes the exponential growth and availability of data, both structured and unstructured. It is a broad term for work with data sets so large or complex that traditional data processing applications are inadequate and distributed databases are needed (Source: Wikipedia). According to IBM, &ldquo;Big data is being generated by everything around us at all times. Every digital process and social media exchange produces it. Systems, sensors and mobile devices transmit it. 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By Aldo Bolliger • July 0, 0000 - 0:00 pm Injury Law, News So you think that maybe having a helmet and some condoms might do the trick; think again... Unfortunately, with all of today's electronic devices, distracted drivers are a real problem and those driving cars often just don't see us or anything else except their smartphone screen. At some point, if you are an avid biker, chances are that you might be involved in an accident. It is even more likely that you will not be at fault in this accident and that the driver of the other vehicle, usually a car or truck, will not suffer any injuries at all and only minimal damage to his or her car. Here in Florida, chances are extremely high that the at-fault driver won't have any insurance to cover your injuries. For that matter, bodily injury coverage that applies to such an event is not even required in this state and therefore you will most likely have to rely upon your own insurance. 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Hardware News: ASRock Core 000HT-BD : Bringing HTPCs to the Mainstream Market [uPDATED : Noise Issue] http://www.anandtech.com/show/0000/asrock-core-000htbd-bringing-htpcs-to-the-mainstream-market Intel's Core i0 000 Reviewed, (Slightly) More Affordable 0-core http://www.anandtech.com/show/0000/intels-core-i0-000-reviewed-slightly-more-affordable-0core Feature - Power Supplies and Cases Power Calculator: http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp Newegg's Power Calculator: http://images00.newegg.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html Power Supply Reference and reviews: www.Jonnyguru.com 00PlusOrg: http://00plus.org/manu/psu/psu_join.aspx Mike F's Case Picks: Lower End - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 High End - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Mini Tower - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Mid Tower - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Timothy D's Case Picks: Mini ATX - COOLER MASTER Elite 000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Mid ATX Tower - ASUS VENTO 0000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Full Size - Corsair Obsidian Series 000D http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Michael M's Case Picks: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N00E00000000000 Hardware Pick: Intel 00Gig: http://www.anandtech.com/show/0000/intels-silicon-photonics-00g-silicon-photonics-link Corsair's new: H00 CPU cooler http://www.corsair.com/products/h00/default.aspx Corsair 000T : http://www.corsair.com/news/press_release.aspx?id=0000000 Follow BYOB on Twitter! 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I say semi-formal because they don't have to be pro level, just a good attempt at telling the story about the gear. Something you have purchased lately. You don't have to go buy stuff, just incorporate what you have already have purchased. Hit me up with any questions. You never know where it will lead! 0 replies Picked By Dave, March 0, 0000 D-Link announces new additions to its smart home and IoT offering #CES0000 Dave posted a topic in CES 0000 , January 0, 0000 D-Link has dropped a couple of new products and additions to their lineup of smart home gear. Hold on because there is a lot of gear! Let's start with cameras. D-Link has new Wi-Fi cameras, the Full HD Pan and Tilt Pro Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-0000LH) and Full HD Indoor and Outdoor Pro Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-0000LH). These are not just new, and good looking cams, they can now perform people detection and glass break detection. The new cameras also feature expanded ways for customers to save video, including ONVIF Profile S, which enables custom storage and streaming options to personal NAS devices, built-in storage microSD capacity up to 000 GB, as well as free and paid cloud storage options. This year's camera models include both an indoor and an outdoor model. The outdoor model features a spotlight and siren that can be triggered when motion is detected, deterring potential intruders. The indoor model pans around to give a full 000-degree view of any room and tracks motion. Both include two-way audio. Full HD Pan and Tilt Pro Wi-Fi Camera is the model (DCS-0000LH), available in Q0, 0000, and retail pricing will be $00.00. Full HD Indoor and Outdoor Pro Wi-Fi Camera is the model (DCS-0000LH), available in Q0, 0000, and retail pricing will be $000.00. One of my favorite products is Wi-Fi. D-Link has a whole lot of new products coming including Wi-Fi 0, Mesh, Alexa and Google Assistant integration, IFTTT, Parental Controls, and more! There are so many new SKU's that I can't make heads or tails of them! I'm going to be speaking with D-Link more this week and will sort all of these out. I do want you to see all they are offering and what the release date and projected retail pricing will be. AC0000 Scalable Mesh Wi-Fi Router (COVR-0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 AC0000 Mesh Wi-Fi Router (DIR-0000-US), Q0 0000, $00.00 AC0000 Mesh Wi-Fi Router (DIR-0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 AC0000 Mesh Wi-Fi Range Extender (DAP-0000-US), Q0 0000, $00.00 AC0000 Mesh Wi-Fi Range Extender (DAP-0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 Smart AX0000 Mesh Wi-Fi 0 Router (DIR-X0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 Smart AX0000 Mesh Wi-Fi 0 Router (DIR-X0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 Smart AX0000 Mesh Wi-Fi 0 Router (DIR-X0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 Smart AX0000 Mesh Wi-Fi 0 Router (DIR-X0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 AX0000 Mesh Wi-Fi 0 Range Extender (DAP-X0000-US), Q0 0000, $000.00 AX0000 Whole Home Mesh System (COVR-X0000-US), QX00000, $000.00 0 replies Picked By Dave, January 0, 0000 RESET Merch Shop Dave posted a topic in Forum News, December 00, 0000 Get ya Merch here! I've created a T-Shirt shop with the famous RESET paperclip. I've pasted that clip on just about everything so you can wear it around town! Cable bags, Coffee Mugs, T-Shirts, and more. https://reset.threadless.com/ or you can get it it via https://reset.fm/store Here is the main design. Below is a part of the order that I put in! The Heather Grey above is the Extra Soft version and it is awesome. I highly recommend the softness! The "Chili Red" is the Tri-Blend and probably my favorite feel and color. This is the Zip-Up Hoody, Heather Indigo, Sponge Fleece, Men's, Large. In my podcast I couldn't remember what style it was but it is Sponge Fleece. It's REALLY soft on the inside. Soft outside as well. The only problem is with the zip up hoody the logo is on the back. Regular hoody, it will be on the front. https://reset.threadless.com/ or you can get it it via https://reset.fm/store Thank you for supporting this community. Everything you purchase will help keep the lights on the hard drives spinning. 0 replies Picked By Dave, December 00, 0000 OneDrive Personal Vault and expandable storage Dave posted a post in Home Server Storage, September 00, 0000 Microsoft's OneDrive has a few new features and options worth pointing out. Personal Vault and Expandable Storage. Personal Vault is a protected area in OneDrive that can only be accessed with a strong authentication method or a second step of identity verification, such as your fingerprint, face, PIN, or a code sent to you via email or SMS. Personal Vault gives you an added layer of protection for your most important files, photos, and videos - for example, copies of documents such as your passport, driver's license, or insurance information - should someone gain access to your account or device. Plus, this added security won't slow you down. You can quickly access your important documents, photos, and files with confidence wherever you are, on your PC, OneDrive.com, or your mobile device. Beyond a second layer of identity verification, Personal Vault also includes the following security measures: Scan and shoot - Using the OneDrive app, you can scan documents or shoot photos directly into your Personal Vault, keeping them off less secure areas of your device, like your camera roll. Automatic locking - No need to worry about whether you left your Personal Vault or your files open - both will close and lock automatically after a period of inactivity. BitLocker encryption - On Windows 00 PCs, OneDrive automatically syncs your Personal Vault files to a BitLocker-encrypted area of your local hard drive. Restricted sharing - To prevent accidental sharing, files in Personal Vault and shared items moved into Personal Vault cannot be shared. Taken together, these security measures help ensure that Personal Vault files are not stored unprotected on your PC, and your files have additional protection, even if your Windows 00 PC or mobile device is lost, stolen, or someone gains access to it or to your account. Expandable Storage If you are and Office 000 Subscriber you get 0 TB of OneDrive storage space with all the other Office goodies like Word, Excel, etc. I know personally that I have gone over the 0TB limit and have always wanted to be able to add additional storage to my account. Now you can! Pick and option and keep on hoarding, errr, I mean saving! Cancel anytime, upgrade at any moment. 0 reply Picked By Dave, November 0, 0000 Ubiquiti adds new items to the Unifi Line including UAP Flex HD and the Unifi Dream machine Dave posted a post in Home Server Storage, November 0, 0000 Ubiquiti has been busy. There area ton of new items to recently released and I'm going to share two of my favorites. The UAP Flex HD and the Unifi Dream machine. The Flex HD is a mouthful of descriptors like most of UI gear is. It's a 0Ghz 0x0 MIMO, 0GHz 0x0 MU-MIMO, POE, Indoor/Outdoor, multi mount, mesh point that is no bigger than a can of Coke. You will still need the Unifi controller although you can configure it with basic functionality with the Unifi App. I've always found it's best to configure with your controller and then use the app as an add-on. There are several mounting options that include sitting it on a shelf! That is something that Unifi has not had before unless you count the ceiling AP I have awkwardly mounted placed on top of a few books. It can be found on the Unifi store for $000. https://store.ui.com/collections/wireless/products/unifi-flexhd The Dream Machine is an altogether different beast that I hope lives up to its naming. This is the gateway drug, for lack of a better term, to the Unifi world. The starter kit. It is an Access Point, Gigabit Switch, Security Gateway, and the Cloud Key all in one package. The latter being the most significant as this is something that has deterred new users from getting started with Unifi. Requiring new users to purchase a $000 item just to run the AP's has been somewhat of a roadblock in the past. Granted, that is improving every year with the ability to run it in the cloud, on a NAS, a Pi, Docker, MacOS, and of course Windows, it is still a barricade to getting up and running when manufacturers such as Eero offer simplicity in an app. The switch includes 0 LAN Ports and 0 WAN port. All of which are Gigabit and security services such as IPS are rated at Gigabit speed. It's $000 in the Unifi store but I'm unsure how nicely it will play with other Unifi gear. This may be a nice "first AP" with its built in Cloud Key if you can add additional units or other Unifi access points.

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"[Fame] creates a splitting of the self. Jackie obviously had it on a much larger scale than I do, but it was something I could see in her and empathize with - that there's this idea of how other people see you, there's who you really are, there's who you want other people to think you are, there's how you think you're supposed to be. This film was an exploration of someone who is so well known, and yet so two-dimensional in the way we know her, iconographically. We don't consider her humanity. Now we see that she really took her identity as her husband's wife and was creating his legacy. She was already saying ‘I'm going to be the author of this story - not a journalist, not a historian.' It's so modern: It's what everyone does now, showing the public what they want them to see." Read more here. Dress, $0,000, DIOR, 000-000-0000. Styled by Kate Young Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Natalie Portman in Jackie Read more here. Dress, $0,000, DIOR, 000-000-0000. Styled by Kate Young Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Natalie Portman in Jackie Read more here. Dress, $0,000, DIOR, 000-000-0000. Styled by Kate Young Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Joel Edgerton in Loving "I think the great sadness throughout the entire movie is just how much time was stripped from two good human beings. Nine years of constant oppression is an incredibly insidious and violent situation, psychologically. And this film shows how ongoing injustice can cause [people] to become limited in their ability to debate, argue, fight. These people learn to stay silent, walk within the limitations they're given and lie down instead of standing up to a situation. Loving really brings us closer to the marriage equality debate and, being Australian, I definitely have an opinion about that. Australia still has not given same-sex couples the right to legally marry. The absurdity of what happened to Richard and Mildred, and the absurdity of what's happening today, is that the decisions being made to limit the freedoms of others are made by people who often will never meet the individuals they are affecting." Read more here. Jacket, $0,000, SALVATORE FERRAGAMO, 000-000-0000. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Joel Edgerton in Loving Read more here. Suit, price upon request, ETRO, etro.com. Shirt, price upon request, BRUNELLO CUCINELLI, brunellocucinelli.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Rebecca Hall in Christine "I think that if anyone looks at Christine from a distance and goes, ‘Oh how fascinating, how macabre,' it's dangerous. Even though she is an unusual character who did a shocking thing [the newscaster shot herself on air], it was a statement that came out of deep pain and suffering. It's unthinkable in the abstract, but I think the film allows you access to try and understand how she could have gotten to that point. It walks alongside her and observes her, but also allows space for everything that can never be known about anyone. To me, Christine feels like a sort of harbinger of a lot of things we talk about now, whether it's mental health issues or suicide. And the biggest tragedy for me is that, for all of her constant self-monitoring and her performance of how she thinks she will be acceptable in the world, she is actually loved by the people around her. But she can't see that, and doesn't feel like she will ever be understood by anyone." Dress, $0,000, ROSETTA GETTY, justoneeye.com. Holly sandals, $000, JIMMY CHOO, jimmychoo.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Rebecca Hall in Christine Dress, $0,000, ROSETTA GETTY, justoneeye.com. Holly sandals, $000, JIMMY CHOO, jimmychoo.com. 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Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Naomie Harris in Moonlight "We shot in Liberty City, in Miami, and there was all this fear, like, ‘Oh my gosh, this is not a safe neighborhood, how are [the residents] going to respond?' But people were so happy to have us there - they were hungry to be represented. People want to give this film all kinds of labels: It's a gay movie, it's a black movie. But it's not - it's a human movie, and that's what people are responding to. We are all searching for love, dealing with identity crises and other issues... When I started out I had a lot of judgment for my character, Paula, because she was a bad mother and an addict. But what often happens when you've been a victim of abuse is that you split in two - there's your public persona, but then there's also this private persona that's always in pain, always suffering." Shirt, $000, MAJESTIC FILATURES, bloomingdales.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Naomie Harris in Moonlight Shirt, $000, MAJESTIC FILATURES, bloomingdales.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Naomie Harris in Moonlight Dress, price upon request, BROCK COLLECTION, brocknewyork.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Ben Foster in Hell or High Water "[My character] loves his brother. And the film poses an interesting question: What would you do for love? The movie is pulpy, it can feel like a Western, it has noir qualities, but it's grounded in the ‘00s shift in masculine bravado. It's about the difficulties men have communicating care and love. If we want to bring it into the political [sphere], we could call it Main Street against Wall Street. It's about human beings who are struggling. It doesn't demonize these young boys who clearly have nothing, and it doesn't completely demonize the banks. But it does pose some valid and necessary questions for us as a society today. Now, that's all buried underneath a lot of wham bam thank you ma'am action. So, hopefully there is a little bit of everything for everybody." Sweater, $000, ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA, zegna.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Ben Foster in Hell or High Water Nominated for an Independent Spirit Award, Best Supporting Actor, Shirt, price upon request, BALDWIN, baldwin.co. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Dev Patel in Lion "Saroo's character is incredibly torn, because he's got this wonderfully loving family in Australia that he is completely thankful for and is at home with. But he's also riddled with guilt that he's living this privileged life when his family in India could be out there on a truck still searching for him. At its core, it's a story about the love between a mother and son, and how that can transcend continents. I'm a real mommy's boy, so I wanted to make it not only for myself, but for my mom. And I think it's rare to find a film that will bring a lot of joy to the world, like this one will. The script was one of the most beautiful things I've ever read." Polo, $000, ORLEY, orley.us. Trousers, $000, FENDI, fendi.com. Mark XVIII watch, $0,000, IWC, iwc.com. Boots, $000, BOGLIOLI, 000-000-0000. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Dev Patel in Lion Polo, $000, ORLEY, orley.us. Trousers, $000, FENDI, fendi.com. Mark XVIII watch, $0,000, IWC, iwc.com. Boots, $000, BOGLIOLI, 000-000-0000. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Dev Patel in Lion Sweater, price upon request, PAL ZILERI, palzileri.com. Trousers, $000, FENDI, fendi.com. Mark XVIII watch, $0,000, IWC, iwc.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Michael Shannon in Nocturnal Animals "I think my character is honestly a very nihilistic guy, but he has this reluctant sensitivity to Tony [Jake Gyllenhaal]. He has cancer and thinks, ‘Well this is my last shot to leave an impression on the world.' But to what end? That's the thing, in the end, across all of the story lines, you're kind of left with a sort of emptiness. Ultimately the question is, ‘Should Tony and Susan [Amy Adams] be together or not?' Should they have ever been together? Was it true love? Or was it just a chapter in the lives of these two people? It's funny, love's capacity to evaporate. I think about people that, 00, 00 years ago, I would have sworn I couldn't live without. Now I hardly ever think about them. It's weird. We're told you're supposed to find someone, spend your whole life with them and fall in a hole in the ground with them." Read more here. Shirt, $00, NORTH SAILS COLLECTION, northsails.com. Trousers, $0,000 for full suit, RALPH LAUREN, ralphlauren.com. Montague Chelsea boot, $000, WOLVERINE 0000 MILE, wolverine.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Michael Shannon in Nocturnal Animals Read more here. Coat, price upon request, VERSACE, versace.com. Shirt, $00, NORTH SAILS COLLECTION, northsails.com. Trousers, $0,000 for full suit, RALPH LAUREN, ralphlauren.com. Montague Chelsea boot, $000, WOLVERINE 0000 MILE, wolverine.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Michael Shannon in Nocturnal Animals Read more here. Shirt, $00, NORTH SAILS COLLECTION, northsails.com. Trousers, $0,000 for full suit, RALPH LAUREN, ralphlauren.com. Montague Chelsea boot, $000, WOLVERINE 0000 MILE, wolverine.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Michael Shannon in Nocturnal Animals Shirt, $00, NORTH SAILS COLLECTION, northsails.com. Trousers, $0,000 for full suit, RALPH LAUREN, ralphlauren.com. Montague Chelsea boot, $000, WOLVERINE 0000 MILE, wolverine.com. Read more here. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Michael Shannon in Nocturnal Animals Read more here. Shirt, $00, NORTH SAILS COLLECTION, northsails.com. Trousers, $0,000 for full suit, RALPH LAUREN, ralphlauren.com. Montague Chelsea boot, $000, WOLVERINE 0000 MILE, wolverine.com. Styled by Paul Frederick Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Trevante Rhodes in Moonlight "As a black American man you're taught that you have to be the most imposing, the most physical, that much better than your counterparts - and being homosexual is perceived as the inverse of that. But finding Chiron's character, for me, had very little to do with [his] sexuality, because I feel like you fall in love with the mental aspect of people, not the physical. If I'd been born loving men, I'd love them the same way I love women. For me, it was really more about learning to hate myself, because Chiron hates himself. I had to allow myself to feel this disdain towards other people because I couldn't accept myself. I really didn't know I wanted to be an actor until this role. [Acting] always felt like pretending. But with this character, I felt as far removed from myself as I could be - and I loved this person. I cried for him." Turtleneck, $0,000; Trousers, $000, DIOR HOMME, diorhomme.com. Les Grande Classiques watch, $0,000, LONGINES, longines.com. His own ring. Styled by Paul Frederic Advertisement Tags: Celebrity, Film, Interview 0 of 0 image/svg+xml 0000's Defining Moments in Film Actors from the season's most anticipated productions share the moments that matter the most to them Written by Frances Dodds Read the Full Story ≫ Photographed by Geordie Wood Trevante Rhodes in Moonlight Turtleneck, $0,000; Trousers, $000, DIOR HOMME, diorhomme.com. Les Grande Classiques watch, $0,000, LONGINES, longines.com. His own ring. 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It's the thing that will probably bring you closest to death without actually killing you; it holds your face over the cliff. [Shooting Manchester] was really painful. Once you let your mind go to that place - to know that there are women on this day, in this hour, walking around with that as their reality - it's very hard to walk it back. The movie is really about how people stay alive after great tragedy. Maybe the theme I return to, in my work, is wanting to bridge loneliness a little bit. Because I just want those little unloved parts to get loved. For some reason I'm very drawn to that in my work. I'm way more of a chicken in my own life."

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Ever find yourself in an impossible situation, uncertain of what you can do next? (Like right now, maybe? Or anytime this past year and a half?!) When we're caught without good options, we can at least try to "fail forward." This morning we'll explore the spiritual practice of being moral and spiritual, especially in impossible situations. Music by Eno River Singers, Kate Lewis, and Pam DiLavore. We welcome anyone to the Sanctuary who wishes to attend in person. Masks and socially distant seating in place. Space is limited. RE for children takes place outdoors at 0:00 am. Prev Next Governance Board Overview Board News FAQs Board of Trustees Documents Committees Operations and Policies Coordinating Team Strategic Plan Policies By the Numbers Leadership Tool Box Resources Site Map Admin Login Jobs Library Leader list 0000 Garrett Road Durham, NC 00000 000-000-0000 View the E-News Sign up Office Hours By appointment only © Copyright Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 0000-0000 Improve your Experience Attention: we notice that you are using an older browser. We no longer support this version of your browser. Please install one of the supported browsers listed below

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This website is a vehicle for an enterprise that has been quietly forming for some time. As circumstances now provide me with the time to generate and curate my own projects, it is my wish that this medium will be a way to share my musical enthusiasms and deliberations with the wider community. ​ Herein, you will find some writings that, in the past, I have penned as a guide for tertiary music students undertaking major performance projects. My hope is that they will still serve a purpose, to those interested, in illuminating the masterpieces discussed. It is also my hope to add to this current list of essays in the future. ​ However, the main purpose of this site is to house my new projects. The first of these is a recently recorded album of tenor arias from the cantatas of Johann Sebastian Bach. Having spent a lifetime of musical experiences that have continually returned to the works of JS Bach I, like many who have shared that privilege, continue to be in awe of the quality and power of his music. So, it seemed natural that Bach should be the first composer to be celebrated in this personal venture. ​ The recording of vocal works by Benjamin Britten is the next in the series and explorations of Schubert's Winterreise and arias from Handel's dramatic works have also been planned. I hope these recordings and commentaries, which can be freely downloaded, will give the listener as much pleasure as they have given to me and my colleagues creating them.

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So much has changed since this pandemic began, including the need to gain new skills and learn to pivot in business and life. Are you trying to figure out what new skills you should acquire? Did you know according to Success Magazine, "A Virtual Assistant is one of today's 00 hottest skills?" What exactly is a Virtual Assistant? I am glad you asked! 🙂 A Virtual Assistant provides administrative, creative, and technical support solutions to businesses, entrepreneurs, executives, lawyers, non-profit organizations, and various other professional industries. How do you become a Virtual Assistant? I am glad you asked this question too! 🙂 I would like to personally invite you to the "Virtual Assistant Business" class offered online Tuesday, December 0th and Thursday, December 00th from 0:00 p.m. - 0:00 p.m. This is a two-part class. What will I learn by taking this class? I'm glad you asked this question too! 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It is important that your goals are not just something in your head, but rather doable steps. Additionally, you need a process that aligns with what you should do when it comes to your goals. The success of you and your business depends on your ability to set and achieve goals. Remember, it's a new year, however it also requires a new mindset and doing things differently! Share This! Tweet Like this: Like Loading... 0 Tips to Follow Through! July 00, 0000 July 00, 0000 ~ MAB Virtual Solutions LLC ~ Leave a comment Do you have a hard time following through? Of course, it's easier to follow through on the projects or tasks that you enjoy doing and sometimes it's just about having the time. If you have put off completing a task as we speak, you have landed on the right blog post for a boost to get things done and follow through! Here are 0 tips: 0) Outsource! If follow through is not your thing then outsource! 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You probably do this and don't even know it! I time junk every thing. "Time chunking" involves dedicating or setting aside time to do that one thing and that one thing alone. This is a way to keep your schedule. This blog is a part of my "time chunk" activities. Mike Vardy describes "time chunking" as the concept of "breaking up your day into larger chunks instead of reacting to constant interruptions. The more chunks of time you can devote to specific tasks, the fewer start-up moments you will have, and your efficiency improves commensurately." 0) Delegate! To who? Just think about the time you gain by delegating the duties that simply take up too much of your time! Your time is a precious commodity. A Virtual Assistant can definitely free up your time so you can take on more strategic initiatives. You can have projects that continue to move forward without having to take care of every detail. 0) Tap into your "Team 0!" Who would that be? 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One reason it can be difficult to achieve success is being inconsistent. Establish a routine and stick to it. Your routine should not be something that you visit every week or even month. Don't paralyze your own progress by not being consistent and disciplined in meeting your business goals and objectives. 0) Create your own definition of success! Do not get bogged down in what others definition of success might be. Remember, all of our entrepreneurial journeys are different because simply put, we are all different. Create your own definition and then take the steps that will help you achieve that success! 0) Do not be afraid to make adjustments! Do not let fear grip or stop you. Changes are important in keeping up with the latest things within your industry and taking risks to go further in your business. And if you need to make adjustments, as Nike reminds us..."just do it!" So get to it and make it your best, successful year ever! Share This! 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It was the morning of my second day at a new job. I was just waking up when my sister, who was living with my family at the time, banged on my bedroom door and ran into my room without waiting for an answer. Her normally unflappable manner was gone and her voice quavered with fear: "BPN, wake up, you've got to come see the TV, I think we're being attacked - planes have crashed into the World Trade Center and it's on fire, the Pentagon's on fire, and they say another plane might be headed for the White House!" I dashed into the living room, heedless of the fact that the curtains were open and I was in my nightgown, and watched breathlessly as history was being made in front of our eyes. Even the 00-year-old and the 00-year-old had stayed home from school to see what was happening, and they watched with us as the towers burned and the cameras continued to roll. We couldn't believe what our eyes were seeing. We gasped in horror as we saw people leap to their deaths from the upper floors of the World Trade Center. We saw footage of the third plane and the fiery hell that was the Pentagon, and wondered how many were dead inside. We heard the news that a fourth plane, which had apparently been aimed at Washington, had crashed in a Pennsylvania field leaving no survivors. And then the first tower collapsed. Unbelievably, it seemed to telescope upon itself as it crumbled to the street below. All four of us cried out "Oh, my God!" and the oldest daughter began to cry as an enormous dust cloud engulfed buildings and people alike. Nobody knew how many souls had been in that tower. Nobody knew how many had gotten out safely. All America knew was that few, if any people who were in the tower at that moment could have survived. Meanwhile, the TV showed endless replays of the second plane crashing into the tower as bystanders below screamed and cursed. This footage was interspersed with views of the remaining tower as it burned, with people easily visible as they leaned out of the windows, frantically signaling for help that would never come. Suddenly, another deep, sickening rumble became a roar as it, too, collapsed in much the same way its twin had. The girls screamed, and my sister and I burst into tears. It felt like the end of the world was at hand, and worse, we had no idea when, or if, there would be more attacks. The news anchors knew no more than we did - all they could do was speculate - and wild rumors spread furiously across the media: the Sears Tower had also supposedly been hit (this turned out to be untrue), there were more planes headed for DC and possible Los Angeles (also a false alarm), the President and his staff were safe but hiding in an unknown bunker (partly true). Finally, around 00:00 (our time) it occurred to me that I really should go to work, it being only my second day and all, but when I got there the first thing I saw was an ambulance. It seemed that our Pearl Harbor survivor had suffered a heart attack while watching the TV in the dining room, and the atmosphere was almost as crazy at the nursing home as it was everywhere else across the country. We managers tried to turn off all the TVs in the building to avoid further upset to the residents, but it seemed like every time we turned around, they were back on again and staff and residents alike were gathered around them. By the time lunch was over, we'd given up and found ourselves stopping to watch the horror as we ran around the building trying to keep everybody calm. What I remember most clearly about that day, however, was my overwhelming desire to stop time right then and there so my family and I could huddle together and be safe forever. I wanted that so badly I could practically taste it. I couldn't wait to get home, hug my husband and all four of my kids tight, and close the windows and doors against the terror that seemed to be waiting just outside. A dozen years have come and gone since that warm September morning, and even though my family and I were nowhere near lower Manhattan that day, nor were any of our friends or distant family involved, 0/00 has touched us in more ways than we knew at the time. In no small part due to the events of that day, our youngest daughter's boyfriend joined the Marines after high school graduation a couple of years later. Some time later, he was sent to Iraq, only to be killed by a sniper just outside Fallujah a few days before he was to come home on leave. Because of him, the same daughter went on to join the Army and also went to Iraq, although her outcome was much better. And because of her, our older son joined the Army as well and went to Iraq as an infantryman; he suffers now from PTSD and depression, and sometimes my husband and I wonder if he'll ever be OK again. But perhaps the most poignant memory of 0/00 for me is the chorus of a song written and sung by the great country singer Alan Jackson shortly thereafter, appropriately titled "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" - a song I play on this day every year: I'm just a singer of simple songs, I'm not a real political man, I watch CNN and I can't hardly tell you the difference ‘tween Iraq and Iran, But I know Jesus and I talk to God, and I remember this from when I was young~ Faith, hope and love were some good things He gave us, and the greatest is love... Share this: Pinterest Reddit Email Twitter Facebook Tumblr Like this: Like Loading... 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Online Exclusive Video Health + Beauty What's Happening Now Local Tech Personal Narrative Culture Club Opinion A&E School Cover Story Sports Follow Us Online Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Join TiP TiP is open to any Boston public school student. Click to apply! Local Secret Boston Sights Beat the tourist crowds and visit these hidden gems recommended by a local Bostonian. Clinton Nguyen AFH ART//SAMANTHA LI From Downtown Crossing to the Massachusetts State House, these common Boston destinations are so overrated. Instead, beat the tourist crowds and visit these hidden gems recommended by a local Bostonian. Save yourself some time and money as these are all free to enjoy and easily accessible via the MBTA. The Berlin Wall Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the German government has donated a handful of segments of the wall to different cities throughout the world. Lucky for us, Boston has two of them. One is in the JFK Library, but if you are not fond of the idea of paying the hefty admissions ticket of $00, the second location might be more appealing. The public garden, free to enjoy, offers a brief glance at history that left the world quaking. How to get there: 0 Education Street, Cambridge, 00000 MBTA: Green line at Science Park Station Graffiti Alley Often looked down upon as a taboo form of art, the urban "Graffiti Alley" is nestled between a bar and a retail space in Central Square. When walking through this alley, it definitely turns heads. Nicknamed "Kaleidoscope Alley," transparent colored glass from above refracts light that displays on the pavement below, complementing the wall graffiti of local artists. How to get there: The intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Pearl Street MBTA: Red line at Central Station Piers Park One cannot fully appreciate the beauty of something unless they step back and admire the masterpiece. At Piers Park, you can view our ravishing city from across the Boston Harbor. Stand on fresh grass as you gaze at our city that gently dips into the horizon, causing a slight reflection. The sight is unlike any other. How to get there: 00 Marginal Street, Boston, MA 00000 MBTA: Blue line at Maverick Station Highland Park Resembling a Disney castle, this tower rests upon a hill in the middle of Roxbury -- a place you would least expect to find it. Hidden amidst thick foliage, the park itself is a hidden gem, perfect for sitting and enjoying a nice book. It is so hidden, in fact, that it is not even listed on Google Maps. Satisfy your inner child and visit this medieval-styled architecture. Where: From the intersection of Columbus Ave. and Cedar St., turn up the hill at Fort Ave. MBTA: Orange line at Roxbury Crossing Station Norman B. Leventhal Park Within the Financial District is a relatively small park that provides a tranquil setting enjoyed by young teens and corporate professionals alike. This quaint setting is perfect to soak in the rays or stop and smell the roses. It provides a nice escape, while still in the proximity of the bijou shops nearby. Where: 00 Federal Street, Boston, MA 00000 MBTA: Orange or red line at Downtown Crossing Station Boston Anthenæm This hidden gem is often overshadowed by its more extravagant counterparts such as the Boston Public Library in Copley. Resembling a Harry Potter platform with 00½ numbering on the bright red welcoming doors, the inside of the library is magnificent. The architecture mirrors that of a chateau, with grand pillars and bookshelves that reach two stories high. Although a large portion of the library is available to the public, other wings remain only accessible to paying members. This experience definitely provides insight on how the more affluent class lives. Where: 00 ½ Beacon St, Boston, MA 00000 MBTA: Orange or red line at Downtown Crossing Station Rooftop Garden Quietly hidden from street view lies an oasis above the concrete jungle. This rooftop garden sits nearly five stories high, offering views of the bustling city below for a great escape from the stress that accompanies the city life. At such an elevated height, this garden gives an unobstructed view of the the scenic skyline while basking in the flora of the garden. Where: 00 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 00000. The garden is on the top floor of the parking garage. MBTA: Red line at Kendall/MIT Station Skinniest House in New England Built out of spite by a brother who wished to block his sibling's view, the ‘Skinny House' is narrow yet has a grand presence. Settled between two brick colonial style houses, this pale green house is sure to stand out. Along the Freedom Trail, it marks a historical pinpoint on the colonial setting that once engulfed this city. Where: 00 Hull Street, Boston, MA 00000 MBTA: Green line or orange line at North Station Kelleher Rose Garden Those fond of the intrinsic beauty of nature will surely enjoy this hidden gem. This garden is the epitome of sweet desire, which explains why many newlyweds choose to join in matrimony amidst the fragrant aroma of the budding roses. Despite many paying a hefty price tag to hold this as their wedding venue, it is free to visit for passersby. Where: 00 Park Street, Boston, MA 00000 MBTA: Green line at Northeastern Station Madonna Queen of the Universe Shrine Come for the statue; stay for the view. The journey itself is half the fun as you trek up some stairs nestled between thick foliage from the trees along the side. As you walk up, the roar of an airplane's turbine signify its departure or arrival, adding excitement. Up at the Shrine, a 000 degree view lays atop the hill as the treat for your journey including the Logan International Airport and the view of Boston. As I look upon the airport below, it makes me ponder what else lies out there, beyond this city we call home. Where: 000-000 Orient Ave., Boston, MA 00000 MBTA: Blue line at Orient Heights Station Read more... Local How did we get here? Northeastern displaces Roxbury residents These two places are near each other, but might as well be universes apart. Gabriella Diplan AFH PHOTO//AIJANAH SANFORD Every time I sit on the sleek seats of the 00 bus that heads towards Ruggles Station, I pass the Northeastern University dining hall. With its spotless windows and seemingly comfortable red furniture, the dining hall at any given time is either a bustle of smiling faces or a small coalition of concentrated ones. Northeastern reflects a level of prestigiousness that makes it distinct from other colleges and universities. With a 00 percent admissions rate coupled with rigorous academics and a "diverse" campus, it is among the more selective universities in the country. However, walking across the street presents a different picture. When you walk across the street, you come across a housing development made entirely of bricks, piled up on top of each other like Legos. The very presence of these apartments are inherently paradoxical to the pristine image Northeastern projects. Here, the truth becomes clear - 00.0 percent of the young people who live in the neighborhood of Roxbury live in poverty according to research done by the Boston Redevelopment Authority in March of 0000. The location of Northeastern University also presents a problem. To any person with a WiFi connection: If you look up Northeastern, the school's website states that NU is located simply in Boston, not Roxbury. When you put a microscope on NU and Roxbury, an insidious truth about where we live comes to light. These two places are near each other, but might as well be universes apart. The looming question is: How did we get here? I spoke with Marisa Luz, Campus Engagement Coordinator for Northeastern Crossing. Northeastern Crossing is an organization that specializes in curating relationships between Northeastern University and the neighborhood of Roxbury. A native of Roxbury, she described the neighborhood she once grew up in as "a very vibrant community." A graduate of Northeastern, she described her alma mater as a place that was very active in the community and afforded her a set of experiences that she still carries with her to this day. When asked about how the expansion of Northeastern has affected the local community, she addressed the fact that some people might feel encroached by the expansion of the university. She told me that the big beautiful campus that Northeastern has become known for wasn't always like this. She said that when she attended Northeastern 00 years ago, it was a commuter school, and they only had a few buildings while the rest of the land was made up of parking lots. I went to do more research on this subject, and I found a disturbing trend. According to Northeastern's own college catalogs, tuition in 0000 was $00,000.00. Considering that there were a myriad of scholarships available (000), a Northeastern education was something a middle class person could afford. However, by 0000, tuition shot up to an expensive $00,000. The scholarships that they offered in 0000 practically disappeared - by 0000, only five scholarships were available, four of which were merit-based. For a lot of people that live in Boston, a Northeastern education is practically out of reach. That sentiment is especially true for the people of Roxbury. Even though Northeastern Crossing has programs such as Afro Flow Yoga and regular meetings addressing the community's concerns about the university, how much does impact does it really have on the community? It's of my opinion that it doesn't bridge the divide that much because even though the community voices its concern about the university expanding, these expensive structures end up being built anyway. Northeastern is prioritizing the wrong things. They are much more concerned with their college rankings than improving the quality of the education that's being offered. This comes at a hefty price: they are trying to become prestigious while isolating people who could really benefit from their education. The ironic thing is Northeastern created the problem that it is hoping to solve with Northeastern Crossing. Read more... A&E Survival of the loudest: The evolution of rock 'n' roll "Rock ‘n' roll ain't noise pollution, rock and roll will never die." Jacob Downey AFH ART//MICHAEL GUADARRAMA The year was 0000 when over 00 million Americans tuned in to The Ed Sullivan Show one fateful evening. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison took the stage that night and proceeded to change the world of music. 00 years later, My Chemical Romance came out with Welcome to the Black Parade, an icon of its era. Both, despite having wildly different sounds, are considered rock ‘n' roll classics. Rock has seen more change than any other genre since its conception in the late '00s - from suits and ties to skinny jeans and eyeliner, things have gotten pretty odd for the voice of a generation. '00s Although rock was born in the late '00s, the genre found its soul in the 0000s. The melodic bliss of songs such as "Here Comes the Sun" and "I'm a Believer" provided a strong start to an era of musical expression like the world had never known before. '00s Contrasting the soft sound of the '00s, the '00s gave way to one of the loudest bands of all time - Queen. Their biggest song, "Bohemian Rhapsody," spans several distinct sections: an intro, a ballad, an opera, a heavy rock segment and finally a reflective conclusion. The flamboyance of "Bohemian Rhapsody" defined the '00s and pop culture as a whole. Queen is well known for shaking up the rock genre and laying the groundwork for glam rock and the sound of bands to come. '00s Three words. Don't. Stop. Believing. A fitting follow up to the unique sound of the '00s, the '00s hit the ground running with such hits as Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'," possibly the catchiest song of all time, and "Livin' On A Prayer," Bon Jovi's ballad about a hard life worth living. The decade provided a bridge between the different sounds of the '00s and '00s while still forging its own way. '00s The '00s gave birth to many popular rock bands such as Blink-000, Weezer and possibly the greatest band of our generation, Green Day. With such classics as "Basket Case" and "When I Come Around," Dookie is exemplary of pop-punk greatness. Another large rock movement of the '00s was grunge. Headed by Nirvana, the grunge movement provided a bridge between hard rock and post-punk rock subgenres. Nirvana's best known song, "Smells Like Teen Spirit," is the epitome of this trend and the '00s as a whole. '00s The new millennium led to a serious 00st century breakdown, as the world seemed to become a darker place than it had ever been. Green Day's American Idiot preached about life in a post-0/00 society, where paranoia runs rampant and the nation is controlled by the media. The third track on the album, "Holiday," represents this best, referencing the war in the Middle East and the aggressiveness of the Bush administration. New bands heavily influenced by the sound of the 00's were able to forge their own voice. One such band is the late, great My Chemical Romance. Gerard Way's deep lyrics about emotional pain and neglect rang true with many young people at the time, and MCR became a heavy influencer of the early 0000s "emo" scene. The music of this era reflected the unrest of the youth struggling to find their way in a world where everything isn't meant to be OK. '00s With the splitting of MCR in 0000 and the departure of all but one of Panic! at the Disco's original members, the golden days of 0000's rock had officially ended. Fortunately, 0000 also saw the reunion of Fall Out Boy and the release of Save Rock and Roll. The album definitely lives up to its name, despite a very different in sound. "We're at a time where... you could do two things," said Pete Wentz, the band's bassist, in a recent interview on "The Woody Show." "You can really pander to people and have a bunch of Swedish guys write your songs - and there's a bunch of songs like that I really dig - or you could go and put put out some pretty authentic stuff." You can either write the same song over and over, or you can make something new and meaningful. This really symbolizes not only Fall Out Boy's growth from Evening Out With Your Girlfriend to Mania, but rock's evolution as a whole. As a genre rock has survived by changing, adapting to the status quo and then twisting it to form something unique. People from all walks of life have changed it to say what they need to say and make something beautiful. To quote a personal favorite, "Rock ‘n' roll ain't noise pollution, rock and roll will never die." Read more... Culture Club Slamming the locker room door shut: Hypermasculinity is poisoning gender relations Does locker room talk influence rape culture? Kenneth Bufford AFH ART//DONELL JANVIER When you hear the names Donald Trump, David Becker, Brock Turner, Derrick Rose, ‘Big Ben' Roethlisberger and Darren Sharper, what comes to mind? They are all world renowned athletes and politicians, but behind the scenes all these men have one thing in common: rape culture, influenced by locker room talk. According to Urban Dictionary, locker room talk is defined as "any manner of conversation that society dictates be held privately - with small groups of like-minded, similarly gendered peers - due to its sexually charged language, situations or innuendos." As we enter the 0000-0000 school year, it is always important to ask the question: does locker room talk influence rape culture? Donald Trump introduced the phrase "locker room talk" to the mainstream media during the 0000 presidential campaign. Locker room talk can often perpetuate rape culture, which is "the society or environment where prevailing social attitudes have the effect of normalizing or trivializing sexual assault and abuse," according to the Oxford Dictionary. The American Psychological Association has claimed that last year's elections were one of the most stressful in electoral history. In 0000, The Washington Post released a recording of Trump saying "When you're a star, they let you do it. You can do anything...Grab them by the [explicit]. You can do anything." When the 0000 recording was leaked, it sparked mass controversy for Trump's campaign. Trump deflected criticism of his statement by saying that his words were only locker room talk. Trump claimed to be "very embarrassed" by the comment, but dismissed it as "locker room talk, and it's one of those things." Although this statement caused a mass outrage from the public, it started to raise questions about what locker room culture was. When Brock Turner was convicted of raping an unconscious woman in early 0000, many thought justice would prevail and the minimum sentence of 00 years would be met. Turner got three months instead, and the leniency of his sentence sparked mass controversy. The judge reasoned that any longer would have a "severe impact" on Turner mentally and emotionally. Outcry over the decision was heard over all platforms. Some claimed white male privilege influenced the ruling, while others alleged the judge did not take the case seriously. All true, but one overlooked fact about the case is the impact of rape culture on the decision. Turner, once a prospect for the Olympics, has been barred from ever competing in a swimming event again. As word spread about him being an athlete, many began to speculate about what locker rooms may have had to do with the heinous action committed. A Danvers student who wished to remain anonymous says he has often heard "slut shaming" and other derogatory comments in locker rooms. "While in the locker room you don't have to hold back on what you say," he said. "Like you can just do a bunch of stuff that you can't do outside in the locker room." Another student, recalling an incident where a classmate's sexually explicit video was shared in the locker room, described the attention she got as "her wanting it" and that she "provoked the rape culture." "She was asking for it," he said. Marblehead High School Varsity wrestling and football player Armani Dotson's personal experience varies slightly when it came to locker room talk. "Being in a locker room, due to the closeness, people say things they normally wouldn't say out loud," Dotson said. "I think it's a lot less filtered in the locker room, and no one thinks about it because again we're in a locker room so no one is ever gonna figure it out." "More than 00 percent of our locker room conversations are about women and they can often become derogatory," added Dotson. "In the end, high school teenagers are high school teenagers. We're all just dumb and trying to figure ourselves out." Dr. Jonathan Jenkins, a Psychiatry Outpatient Psychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, instructor at Harvard Medical School and athlete, believes locker room talk is "a precursor to rape culture." The ideologies we talk about in the presence of others can become our own, Jenkins said. If you dehumanize someone with your words, it's more likely you're going to dehumanize someone with your actions. "So if you speak about women in a possessive - the girl is mine, I'm getting her, I hit that, all that type of talk - the likelihood is you're going to then pursue women from a dehumanized standpoint," Jenkins said. "And you're assuming you're going to get the backing of your boys who are involved in the locker room conversation." Dan Lebowitz, Executive Director of a social justice organization called Northeastern Sports in Society, hopes to fight hypermasculinity in locker rooms and provide new definitions of manhood and masculinity. Lebowitz believes that we as a society must stop tacitly approving the continuation of the male dominating power dynamic. "Manhood doesn't have to be defined as ‘I can beat you down,'" said Lebowitz. "Manhood should be defined by kindness, respect for woman, [and] respect for each other." Lebowitz states that his program "asks people to unpack their bias and rethink through a lense of empathy." As we start to attack our personal bias, we will stop unknowingly approving locker room talk - and more importantly, rape culture. Read more... Culture Club Turn down the flame: Roasting not as innocent as it seems What has bullying turned into? Khy'asia Davis AFH ART//JESSE RACUSEN People bully for one reason. "I have something over you, and I'm gonna use it to make you feel bad," explained Michelle Gormley, Director of Education for Boston vs Bullies. Over the years, bullying has changed a lot. Kids used to view bullying as something wholly negative. It was the image of the big fourth grader demanding lunch money from the tiny, scared third grader. Now, being mean has become a joke, known as roasting. Roasting is a competition to see who can say the most hurtful things. Now it's so funny to clown someone while screaming "BOY!" along with wild hand motions. Recorded videos of roasting, some with celebrities, gain millions of views. Something that was once so serious and meaningful has just turned into a joke, and now some people barely even think twice about it or what it could lead to down the road. What has bullying turned into? There are three types of bullying - physical, verbal and social. According to the US Health Department, 00 percent of students are bullied mentally, verbally and physically, and 00 percent of students experience cyberbullying. This explains a lot about roasting. Roasting has become so popular that it's not even considered bullying to teens. Nowadays, teens will roast anyone about any aspect about themselves that there is to criticize, no vendetta needed. It's all "just for fun." Roasting captivates bystanders, and those bystanders won't do or say anything because they're oblivious to the fact that roasting is still bullying. Despite all the moments of silence we spent feeling guilty about the people we hurt or didn't stand up for, it's just a room full of overflowing cries and laughter because "it's just a roast." Recent statistics show that revenge is the strongest motivation for school shootings. School safety plays a very significant and essential role in school. The students safety is always what matters first and foremost. But what do the adults really try to do to help stop the drama or violence in the school? As a kid, my friends and I always liked the anti-bullying organizations when they came to educate. But what did they really teach, besides repeating "Bullying is bad!" and hanging posters around the classroom? Some organizations fail and there is always a reason for everything. Boston vs. Bullies believes it takes a team effort. It can't be a one time thing, it takes persistence and value. Even with all the programs and organizations, it takes something deeper to stop bullying. It isn't enough to just say "stop." My gym teacher once said people were put on this Earth to help each other. There is a lot of help, but there is also a lot of hate. Like Dai'zah Davis, 00, of Roxbury explained " Bullies don't depend on themselves, they depend on other people.They want hate because they can't do what they want." Will bullying ever stop? It's a question I can't answer, and maybe you can't either. And that's okay. "God put us on this Earth for different reasons. To be free and live our lives," said Davis. Michelle Gormley may have worded it best, however. "I think a little of it is human nature," she said. "Unfortunately it's not a disease like polio, where you can just eradicate it. But I think just because you're dealing with the human mind there's gonna be a fraction of the population that is going to act mean. The more knowledgeable you are, the better off it's gonna be."

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It might be hard to believe, but every household in America does not have a direct link to the Internet. They might have their own cell phone, desktop, or laptop computer to stay connected with friends and family, but no Internet access. A recent study by Pew (News - Alert) called, ‘Teens and Technology 0000,' found that one in five American adults (age 00 and older) do not use the Internet. The reasons behind the lack of Internet access vary. Pew said some of the numbers reflect the older generations, while others felt the Internet served them no purpose. "Senior citizens, those who prefer to take our interviews in Spanish rather than English, adults with less than a high school education, and those living in households earning less than $00,000 per year are the least likely adults to have internet access," said Pew analysts. "Among adults who do not use the Internet, almost half have told us that the main reason they don't go online is because they don't think the Internet is relevant to them. Most have never used the Internet before, and don't have anyone in their household who does." To help bring connectivity into more homes, Comcast (News - Alert) has expanded its Internet Essentials program eligibility requirements making it easier for families with low-income students to receive affordable broadband, digital literacy training and computer access. The program was designed specifically for low-income public school families. If eligible, students are able to get fast home Internet service in their house for just $0.00 per month. The program claims it will never increase its prices or activation costs. When you enroll, participants will also have the ability to purchase a computer for as little as $000.00 plus tax. The idea is to give students the chance to connect with one another and learn from the Internet. Since creation, the program has help connect over 000,000 families, and with expanding to all students of low-income families, Comcast will reach millions. "By expanding eligibility beyond low-income families with students in public schools who received free or reduced lunch through the National School Lunch Program, Comcast in now making affordable broadband and computers, and free digital literacy training available to 0.0 million students and their families," said Comcast. To find out more about the program, Comcast has created an informational website: http://www.internetessentials.com/about Edited by Brooke Neuman More on Cable Technology Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. blog comments powered by Disqus cable technology updates your way... Cable eNewsletter Subscribe to our free weekly Cable Spotlight eNewsletter! Get the latest expert news, reviews & resources. Tailored specifically for Cable Technology and Communications.

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I'd have called myself a whiny, cynical old woman if I found only the depiction of romance problematic. Glamourising creepy men who do "anything" to be loved by someone they love is worrisome. It's difficult to look beyond at other potentially redeeming factors. (Available on Disney+Hotstar) Read more Director: Kunal Deshmukh Cast: Diana Penty, Sunny Kaushal, Radhika Madan, Mohit Raina Running time: 000 minutes Genres: Romance More Movie Info Full Review External User Reviews 0000 views 00 external reviews 0 reader review 0 comments Add comment It is easy to dismiss films like Shiddat, which portray love as a duality - foolish and practical. They tend to make the foolish so silly that only the most impractical people in the audience will empathise with them. The rest are likely to think the stupidity got what it deserved. On the other hand, the practical characters are such realists that we can expect only heartlessness from them. Also, these films are easy to dismiss because they are not making any effort to depict reality. All of this could be excused if Shiddat didn't try to pass of creepiness as ‘shiddat' - wanting from all one's heart. The chemistry between them makes their relationship believable, despite all odds. Sure, I didn't care much for the lead male's character, Jaggi, played by Sunny Kaushal. A relentless creep with witty lines is still a grade-A creep. Even if, like many other creeps, he thinks he's being cute and is absolutely comfortable in his skin. Still a creep. Even if he encourages and inspires a friend to do her best, he is still a creep. But, I know, I don't have to like all the protagonists. The bigger picture problem is that this is being passed off as romantic. Sure, the film's other issues like racism and misogyny are bothersome, but they are in passing. The film's central theme is the kind of romance that makes people watching these films think it is okay to behave like him. Like a creep. The type whose over-familiarity sends a crawl under one's skin. The entire 000 minutes revolve around his persistent love for the lead lady, Kartika, played by Radhika Madan. So focussed is Shiddat on this endeavour that it doesn't even bother building other characters. Kartika is a strong woman. Even though the film wants us to think she is a fatalistic woman and a submissive daughter, she can hold her ground when she wants to. The only glitch is she seems to have a weird concept of the kind of person she can love. The film's explanation is that she is confused. She says these lines expressing self-doubt and self-loathing that come out of nowhere. Or at least, we are not shown the basis. It feels like the writers were following the path of least resistance and most convenience while writing her character. Not to mention that it reinforces the assumption that stalkers can get away with a lot. That stalkers are acknowledged as stalkers in the film does not make them any less problematic. And goodness, isn't it time men who talk dirty about women are called off by men even if they are not their sister, mother, friend, wife, girlfriend, etc.? The same goes for the second pair of lead characters Gautam (Mohit Raina) and Ira (Diana Penty). Gautam and Ira exist only to showcase the contrast between shiddat and not shiddat - between wanting something really bad and being okay with not getting what you want. Having said that, the writers did pick an interesting point of difference between Gautam and Ira. But they don't explore it too much. So, it ends up being just a tool for what happens between them. All of this could be excused if Shiddat didn't try to pass of creepiness as ‘shiddat'. The performances keep the film afloat. Sunny Kaushal is appropriately earnest, Radhika Madan adequately ambiguous. The chemistry between them makes their relationship believable, despite all odds. We don't really know why he likes her other than that he is attracted to how she looks. Mohit Raina and Diana Penty don't sizzle but have a strong enough presence to hold your interest. The film is shot captivatingly too. Even if the characters commute in front of the Louvre for no good reason. A good background cannot be wasted, I understand. Each situation in the film, though, seems to stretch a bit. Were they all trimmed a bit, we could have had a crisper, maybe even more palatable film. The film is, after all, rather meta. It shows you what happens when you believe in filmy stuff which borderlines on relentless creepiness. - meeta, a part of the audience 00 reviewers(?) - 0 yays 0 so-so 0 nays Warning: clicking on "full review" will take you to an external website that could contain spoilers. Thumbs up, by JOGINDER TUTEJA, Planet Bollywood : ...As for the film as a whole, Shiddat is a unique love story that has the kind of moments that are so realatable, and yet there is a definite filmy feel about it. It touches your heart, especially if you have been madly in love. For some, it may come across as impractical but then for those who truly believe in crossing all frontiers to find the love of their life, Shiddat is a must watch.... full review So-So, by Subhash K Jha, Bolly Spice : ...Shiddat is a watchable moving film with Sunny Kaushal and Mohit Raina steering the saga through its choppy waters (in swimming pools and mid-ocean). Radhika Madan is spunky. She would do better if she were to improve her diction. "I am sorry" sounds like "I am soggy" which acquires an unintentionally ironic lilt considering she says it when has just emerged from the pool... full review So-So, by Rahul Desai, Film Companion : ...suggest that there is nothing quite as aspirational as a mentally unstable male blinded by love... full review So-So, by Devesh Sharma, Filmfare : ...As said earlier, Shiddat is a movie strictly suited for die-hard romantics. Just to make it more realistic, director Kunal Deshmukh has also touched upon the problem of illegal immigration in it but it's for cosmetic effect indeed. He has managed to derive credible performances from the main cast, however, that's the big plus indeed. If only he had worked harder on the script as well..... full review So-So, by Samriddhi Srivastava, india today : ...Director Kunal Deshmukh, who has made films like Tum Mile and Jannat, Shiddat is not the best he has delivered so far. But, he did extract outstanding performances from the principal cast... full review So-So, by R.M. VIJAYAKAR, India West : ...Mohit Raina is handicapped by a confused role but still passes muster despite showing limited expressions. Diana Penty is absolutely wasted as this bubbly actress deserved much better than this sketchy character - in fact, she is leagues better than Madan, whose stock expressions and fixed way of dialogues delivery soon gets on one's nerves. Vidhatri Bandi as her friend and Chirag Malhotra as the renegade one-time friend of Jaggi are good in their brief roles.... full review So-So, by ARNAB BANERJEE, Outlook India : ...For all those who look for a break from monotony, I would suggest them to see the first half as an entertainer that had all the frills for an engaging emotional saga, but just fizzles out thereafter!... full review So-So, by Ronak Kotecha, Times of India : ...The major problem with ‘Shiddat' is that it's an exciting idea on paper that tends to drag in execution, especially in the second half. The story is highly unrealistic at times and preposterous too, but what keeps it going is the sense of volatility and suspense. However, it's true that in today's world of realistic cinema, we often don't get to see completely mad, raw and defiant love stories. This one goes there with Shiddat, but doesn't leave you deeply moved.... full review Thumbs down, by Vineeta Kumar, Bollywood Life : ...Even with decent performances, the story of Shiddat is jaw-droppingly impractical and the love that it talks about is not meant for regular, normal people. Love knows no boundaries but you don't have to go literal about it!... full review Thumbs down, by Madhuri V, Filmi Beat : ...Manan Bhardwaj's soothing vocals make the title track a blissful listen. 'Barbaadiyan' is definitely going to be a hit with the party animals for its peppy beats and catchy lyrics. These two are our picks though the rest of the songs are also hummable but need repeated hearing for recall value.... full review Thumbs down, by Shubhra Gupta, indian express : ...Mohit Raina's character gets to look askance several times. We don't blame him: how do you take a film seriously when the leading man who was until recently petrified of a swimming pool, jumps into the ocean (choppy waves! churning propellers! ships!) to get to the girl of his dreams? The preposterousness carries on, and on. And finally, when the secret of taking a ride on an airplane, as a freezing stowaway, comes to the fore, we are done.... full review Thumbs down, by Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV : ...No matter what flighty noises Shiddat makes in the course of its two-and-a-half hours, its heart isn't always in the right place. At one point, the object of the hero's affection says she feels like a 00s Hindi film heroine. She isn't far off the mark. What the voice of Shiddat transmits is barely in sync with what its soul communicates. Like the two principal characters, they pull in different directions. Not a pretty spectacle... full review Thumbs down, by Sonal Dedhia, News00.com : ...The fact that does not lose it's core massage, that of love, is one of it's few redeemable factors. Without giving away any spoilers the climax leaves you with a big twist but unfortunately by that time, it becomes too late to bother about it. Despite its rousing moments, the film leaves you feeling unfulfilled.... full review Thumbs down, by Shreya Mukkerjee, NewsBytes : ...Raina delivers the best acting performance, followed by Kaushal. The actresses disappoint. Its two-hour-00-minute length doesn't help their case either. The only thing going for Shiddat is its album, especially the title track. In case you wanted a taste of everything wrong with Bollywood's vision of romance, sure give Shiddat a shot.... full review Thumbs down, by Sukanya Verma, Rediff : ...What should be a cautionary tale on choosing your one-night stands with care becomes another lousy attempt to rehash the Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge... full review Thumbs down, by Nandini Ramnath, Scroll.in : ...Kaushal is solidly backed by Mohit Raina. The encounters between Jaggi and Gautam are far more touching than the long-distance relationship between Jaggi and Kritika. The young couple's turmoil runs parallel to Gautam's own troubled marriage with Ira (Diana Penty).... full review Thumbs down, by Stutee Ghosh, The Quint : ...Shiddat remains a film about a guy throwing a massive tantrum and spoiling the party for everyone. 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I had not even heard about this movie until I saw your review, watched the trailer and found it interesting and then read your review. I always like your take on movies and I believe you. I don't think - I will see a "creep" - that inspires other by giving the message that being such is "cool" - it is NOT..! Raj has given this movie a Not Interested in Watching(Not interested in creeps). Raj has posted 00 comments and has rated 00 movies. See Raj's page for more details. meeta @Raj ha ha ha. Yeah, a reader had asked me to review it. Else, I might have skipped it too. Gave me very bad Kabir Singh vibes in the first half. Raj Dear Meetu, Such movies - Kabir Singh, Gangs of Wasseypur (0-0), this one and many more recent ones - show the way our societal values have declined to showcase bad things in heroic ways that masses accept as bravado and permissible to do in real life.. Degrading quality of human values and extremely poor understanding of Director's pathos are at forefront. 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The new launcher and the web server issues on the 00st of May: FAQ and update thread - Issues, Workarounds & Localization - EVE Online Forums These forums have been archived and are now read-only. The new forums are live and can be found at https://forums.eveonline.com/ Issues, Workarounds & Localization Forum Index EVE Forums " EVE Technology and Research Center " Issues, Workarounds & Localization " The new launcher and the web server issues... Topic is locked indefinitely. First pagePrevious page0000000000Next pageLast page Goto page... The new launcher and the web server issues on the 00st of May: FAQ and update thread First post First post Author Previous Topic Next Topic Mercury Inc. 000 Rommiee Mercury Inc. Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Smoking Blunts wrote: Rommiee wrote: Smoking Blunts wrote: Rommiee wrote: CCP Atropos wrote: I still want all feedback on the EVE Launcher and it's user experience; if people stop talking about it, it doesn't mean they're magically feeling great about it, it simply means they're not talking about it. The lengthy feedback threads, and my full EVEMail inbox, are still there, and the points people made need to either be acknowledged and worked on, or acknowledged and dismissed. I'll consider the matter closed when people start posting "I ran the new EVE Launcher today, and it was awesome!" or threads/posts/EVEMail to that effect. Well, don't hold your breath, that could take some time. Though, when you get fed up, you can use the part of your comment: "The points people made need to be .......acknowledged and dismissed". Or in other words......"That's enough of people complaining about our snazzy launcher, lets ignore them" That should shorten your timeframe somewhat. it wont belong before any iteration of the launcher ends and CCP declare it a finished product. its happened before and will happen this time. half finished junk removing functionality needlessly forced onto the player base in the name of simplicity Exactly my point. Been there, seen that sooooo many times with CCP. far far to many times if you ask me. they should have actually stopped this **** by now Indeed Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 000 Hakaru Ishiwara Republic Military School Minmatar Republic Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Hakaru Ishiwara wrote: May we have an update on the expected behaviors of the Launcher as well as the current \bin\exefile.exe workaround once Odyssey rolls out on June 0th? Re-posting for CCP follow-through. Currently, the launcher is a despised and dysfunctional element of the login process. What should we expect come the Odyssey patch? +++++++ I have never shed a tear for a fellow EVE player until now. Mark "Seleene" Heard's Blog Honoring Sean "Vile Rat" Smith. Take A NumbeR. Complaints Department. 0 ms kypp Take A NumbeR. Complaints Department. Likes received: 0 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC seriously I'd just like to log on!!!!! what in the hell petition is in peeps a response would be fantastic or a refund for all my accounts!!!! This launcher has caused nothing but a complete pain in the back side. when ever your ready for a response I'll be waiting at my petition page!!! only been like this since yesterday!!!!!! I need my EVE fix!!!! 000 Oraac Ensor Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC 0 I would like to know what will happen regarding the upcoming patch for those of us who don't have a launcher. Will we be able to get the expansion by running the repair tool or will we just be excluded from the game? The Black Crow Bandits Pandemic Horde 000 Malice Redeemer The Black Crow Bandits Pandemic Horde Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Atena Dineji wrote: From a practical point of view, i've already posted my opinion on the launcher here: https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=0000000#post0000000 But now that i've seen the ugly look&feel of the new launcher, i felt the urge to clarify: I want to play a game that looks mature, not some Kindergarten-app! http://dl.eve-files.com/media/0000/launcher.png Pretty please, leave us the possibilty to bypass this thing and don't ever "improve" the old login, thanks. Jovian Ascendancy 0 Rand'zha Gaterau Jovian Ascendancy Likes received: 0 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC With this update I am not not able to long on at all. With the exe file it tells me to download patch do and then I cant long in still. Before this the Launcher still has not worked for me. MEME Thoughts 0,000 KIller Wabbit MEME Thoughts Likes received: 0,000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC I want my 000MB of memory back. YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING... 0,000 Whitehound Likes received: 0,000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC The repair tool still does not repair the game as it should, but keeps conflicting with the launcher. The new launcher also deleted my EVE icons! I had created new ones, because the default ones are old and ugly as ass. But I guess you deleted them because of your policy of "not modifying the client" when all I want is for my desktop not to be showing those ancient icons. I had created new icons and saved them into the EVE directory as separate files and now they are gone. Please do note that I did not touch any of the client's files but that you deleted my files instead! Thanks for that... Loss is meaningful. Therefore is the loss of meaning likewise meaningful. It is the source of all trolling. Frank Gallagher Fan Club 00 Luke Eskar Frank Gallagher Fan Club Likes received: 00 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC new launcher is ******* **** . D-sync 00 Kaz Mafaele D-sync Likes received: 00 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Seems you have removed the bin work around. Just wanted to say I have tried all the things in the original post of this thread and still get the offline launcher. I am really disappointed you would remove a work around when you have not yet reliably fixed the problem. Deep Core Mining Inc. Caldari State 000 Kblackjack00 Deep Core Mining Inc. Caldari State Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC 0 Ok here is an idea that might tick all the relevant boxes that seem to have caused so much indignation with the players. The launcher as it currently stands appears to be a work in progress, CCP want advertising, the players are rightly suspicious of this tactic, maybe the following work around will cover it. Player opens EVE launcher with the intent of logging in his character/s, he is presented with the launcher which functions to check the client as it does now. Instead of the current log in process the player is given the option to go directly to the log in screen,, ....smaller button required CCP, more room for adverts..... meaning they can spend as little time, or as much as they wish on the adverts page, CCP get there chance and if it,s any good players will take advantage of what is being offered there, players on the other hand get the option of moving on if they feel there is nothing to be gained by reading the adverts, Oh and play fair CCP don't in-build lag into the process. Clicking the log in button they should then be presented with a single full page spread of all there accounts, listed in vertical columns under which are the normal log in boxes, Account name already listed and a Password box, Plus an option to add accounts, below all of which is single large 'PLAY' bar The process from that point is simply one of highlighting the Character/s you wish to log in after which you enter the required account password to each account, still has the same functionality as the OLD log in screen were it holds the screen name and only requires the password to be entered. Additional information about the location, current training, Account status etc, could also be added, all the useful stuff to the players. After which a single click would then log in the accounts in order one after the other, very similar to the process currently used by many multi boxers today and in the past. This method would increase the functionality of the log in screen and speed up the process significantly as seems to be the requirement of players given there complaints about loss of speed and function in the new launcher process by allowing them to pre-select there characters without the requirement to re-visit the log in screen on multiple occasions. CCP get what they want, Players have a choice, everyone is happy. Oraac Ensor Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC CCP Atropos wrote: - Updated 0000 GMT 00 May - That was a week ago . . . EDGE Alliance Holding 00 Laura Gannon EDGE Alliance Holding Likes received: 00 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Kaz Mafaele wrote: Seems you have removed the bin work around. Just wanted to say I have tried all the things in the original post of this thread and still get the offline launcher. I am really disappointed you would remove a work around when you have not yet reliably fixed the problem. Bin/.exe, 'Workaround' is still functional and has not to date been removed, They will remove it though as force seems to be the only way players are going to let go of this one. same as the Unified inventory you are now FORCED to use rather than right clicking your current ship in station along with so many of these 'New improvements' that have been brought in. Choice seems to be a word that Dev's really do have the hates for. Red Dwarf Mining Corporation space weaponry and trade 00 Cevin North Red Dwarf Mining Corporation space weaponry and trade Likes received: 00 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Well, a new wine, a new update so id thought id upgrade my feedback on this launchaholic quest :) My wine has (since today) updated to version 0.0.00 and now i am experiencing a bug with the client update of today as well. Its a kind of funny bug as the launcher shows itsself in grayscale with the pictures not loaded. BUT for about 00% of the time i can actualy see my login and password box. Looks like were getting somewhere. This issue i have been able to reproduce several times as i tried to fix my client by emptying out all caqche items (clear all cached data). The client will want to verify itsself (that takes ages, even on a SSD) but a few more times i seem to be able to see the launch box again. Maybe someone is capable of reproducing what i see on my screen and able to help us linux huggers to get this launcher fixed? Omega Boost 0 Power Armor Omega Boost Likes received: 0 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC | Edited by: Power Armor Laura Gannon wrote: Kaz Mafaele wrote: Seems you have removed the bin work around. Just wanted to say I have tried all the things in the original post of this thread and still get the offline launcher. I am really disappointed you would remove a work around when you have not yet reliably fixed the problem. Bin/.exe, 'Workaround' is still functional and has not to date been removed, They will remove it though as force seems to be the only way players are going to let go of this one. same as the Unified inventory you are now FORCED to use rather than right clicking your current ship in station along with so many of these 'New improvements' that have been brought in. Choice seems to be a word that Dev's really do have the hates for. Yes i still have not forgotten the shutdown of the classic eve client. And many people who complain now about motion sickness and whatnot...go figure...might be that you voiced loud to abandon the classic client because of your new graphics card. Where initially choice was provided and sometime promised, CCP alway killed off the old option sooner than later. And well the unified inventory sill sucks compared to the old one. I had to clean out all caches and settings after the launcher mess and practically was having a clean client. If you are a new user and do not know that you can make all the tree visible in the inventory settings you end up with an unusable setup. You can not specifically open your ship, items or corp hangar without it. Project Promethion 000 Alphea Abbra Project Promethion Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC I have found another bug in regards to the launcher. I noticed after Oddysey and the 0.0.0 and 0.0.0 patches that even though I open the game through the bugfix (bin/ExeFile.exe), it downloads a tiny bit and then closes to go to an installer, as it did before the launcher. After installing the patch, however, it opens the bug and the bug then also tries to install the patch and verify clients all around. Isn't it clear that when I use the bugfix to access the game and the patches, that I also desire to opt out of the bug when it comes to the patching? I have no interests using design flaws to log into EVE, and I'd rather just be able to play the game than mess around with a number of bugs and design flaws. Is it too much to ask to be able to opt out, at least until the bug is mandatory? I want the workaround to stay for as long as possible and work for as long as possible. Please don't force me to open bugs. Please. Oraac Ensor Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Laura Gannon wrote: Bin/.exe, 'Workaround' is still functional and has not to date been removed, They will remove it though as force seems to be the only way players are going to let go of this one. same as the Unified inventory you are now FORCED to use rather than right clicking your current ship in station along with so many of these 'New improvements' that have been brought in. Choice seems to be a word that Dev's really do have the hates for. If they do try to force us they'll just force some of us out of EVE. I'm sure I can't be the only one without a launcher of any sort since they introduced the new one. Wormhole Sterilization Crew 000 Balder Verdandi Wormhole Sterilization Crew Likes received: 000 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC Reporting in as one of those choosing NOT to use the launcher .... Even a new install on my desktop at home on a decent desktop (Win 0 Pro on an older AMD dual core 0.0GHz with 0GB RAM and a 000 GTX) and much better internet ...... and the launcher is just out there doing it's own thing. I'm trying to be hopeful this won't be like the fiasco with Unified Inventory and take seven months to get it working properly .... but really, as much fail as the launcher currently has, I'm putting my ISK on it taking a solid 0 month or more to get this incredibly buggy launcher Long live the failure of "Unified Inventory"! POS fix dated back to 0000! Techno Hive Valkyrie Alliance 0 CleanBlood Belovar Techno Hive Valkyrie Alliance Likes received: 0 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC I buy today Steam alt and login issues not resolved. Launcher with Steam account credentials starting up successful. But on first screen "Select character" i cannot enter in game around 0 hour (other my alts - non Steam - sign up to the game without any problems ). Maybe you simply add to eveonline.com "Account Management" section option to generate classic login-pass pair through Steam-login-current-acc ? And we never has problems with Steam............ Thanks. Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 00 Thorvik Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic Likes received: 00 #000 - 0000-00-00 00:00:00 UTC CCP Atropos wrote: I still want all feedback on the EVE Launcher and it's user experience; if people stop talking about it, it doesn't mean they're magically feeling great about it, it simply means they're not talking about it. The lengthy feedback threads, and my full EVEMail inbox, are still there, and the points people made need to either be acknowledged and worked on, or acknowledged and dismissed. I'll consider the matter closed when people start posting "I ran the new EVE Launcher today, and it was awesome!" or threads/posts/EVEMail to that effect. For me it's working fine. I would like some better functionality when logging in multiple accounts but other than that it logs me in and takes me to the game without having to hit "Play", which I thought was a terrible idea anyway. Why the extra step? It would be nice to know your thought process. Something like "the extra step is designed to restrict auto-logon for bots and RMT operations" would be interesting to hear and would make everyone a little bit less inclined to criticize your work

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Russia's Kremlin-backed international broadcaster RT said a correspondent from its Arabic-language channel was killed July 00 by shelling from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Syria's Homs province. "RT mourns the loss of its correspondent Khaled al-Khatib, who was killed on Sunday July 00 as he was covering the Syrian army's operation against the terrorist group IS around Sukhna in the eastern parts of Homs province," the channel wrote in an online announcement in Arabic. "Our correspondent in central Syria sustained a fatal wound when a shell fired by ISIL terrorists hit a Syrian army position while he was on a field assignment riddled with danger in al-Baghaliya in rural Homs province." Syrian government troops entered Sukhna, the last ISIL stronghold in the country's Homs province, on July 00 after jihadists began withdrawing, a monitor said. The town, some 00 kilometers northeast of the famed ancient city of Palmyra, is the last town on the road to the eastern city of Deir Ezzor, where a government garrison has held out under ISIL siege since early 0000. Since May, Syria's army has been conducting a broad military campaign with Russian support to recapture the vast desert that separates the capital Damascus from Deir Ezzor and other towns along the Euphrates Valley. TURKEY No additional measures needed, says health minister MOST POPULAR Istanbul residents throng to Greek Church to make wish Turkey replaces finance minister Minimum wage talks kick off in Ankara No additional measures needed, says health minister Erdoğan hails Turkish defense sector Recommended Justices signal they'll OK new abortion limits, may toss Roe WHO warns of 'toxic mix' as EU chief mulls mandatory COVID jabs UK panel asks govt to scrap plan to turn back migrant boats Time to come clean on handwashing investment: Op-ed WHO Omicron warning for unvaccinated vulnerable travellers Pilot recalls flying Clinton, Prince Andrew, Trump on Epstein planes Iraqi family of Channel shipwreck victim mourn her death WORLD Justices signal they'll OK new abortion limits, may toss Roe In the biggest challenge to abortion rights in decades, the Supreme Court's conservative majority on Dec. 0 signaled they would allow states to ban abortion much earlier in pregnancy and may even overturn the nationwide right that has existed for nearly 00 years. ECONOMY Turkish manufacturing activity continues rising in November Turkish factory activity stayed in the positive territory for the sixth month in a row, but a sharp increase in costs pushed output price rises to their fastest pace on record, a key survey showed on Dec. 0. SPORTS Trabzonspor flying high in Süper Lig as rivals fumble Turkish Süper Lig leader Trabzonspor extended its points difference with the closest rival to 00 points after Week 00 games, bolstering its fans' hopes that the 00-year longing for the league trophy will be over this season.

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The site emphasizes a new, clean look that demonstrates continuity among the chamber's four business units: Convention and Visitors Bureau, Economic Development, Membership, and Education and Learning. The interactive design allows visitors to learn more information about the area, the business units that make up the Chamber, and the people and businesses of Genesee County. The new site is resourceful, demonstrating pertinent information at a quick glance by scrolling through its main navigation. Each business unit is highlighted in a distinguishing color scheme to allow distinction among units. Said Greg Basso, managing partner at Basso Design Group: "This was a challenging project, which became uncomplicated due to the incredible teamwork between the County and Basso Design Group employees. We are excited to expand this rewarding relationship." 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Unified Endpoint Management is a comprehensive solution that provides management, configuration, security, and deployment services for devices and applications running on iOS, Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, Chrome, the Internet of things, and wearables. 0 Tips for Choosing the Right UEM Solution With the continued increase in endpoints that connect to enterprise networks, IT teams are struggling to manage these endpoints and protect sensitive data moving across them. Also, keeping in mind the high dependency rate on mobile technologies and other end-user products, businesses have to manage them expertly to enable their workforce and support business operations. That's why businesses are increasingly opting for Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) to manage the increasing number of endpoints. Notably, data from Statista estimates revenues from UEM to keep increasing every year from 0000, culminating at 0.0 billion dollars in 0000. So what is UEM? Unified Endpoint Management is a comprehensive solution that provides management, configuration, security, and deployment services for devices and applications running on iOS, Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, Chrome, the Internet of things, and wearables. This enables employees to use a preferred device from laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other devices to access corporate apps while also meeting important security and compliance requirements. On the flip side, choosing a preferred UEM platform for your enterprise isn't as straightforward as you may think. You will need to thoroughly evaluate all the available options before choosing a preferred one. Make sure you conduct a pilot test and a proof of concept before committing to a full rollout. Also, note that making a change in UEM vendors at a later stage is a costly and challenging process. Read on as we go through the criteria for choosing the best UEM solution. Integration with Other IT Products A UEM provider's partnerships with other end users or other platforms used to support IT are an important consideration. Therefore, you need to get as many details a possible about how well the UEM platform integrates with your security detail, login platform, endpoint security product, and your ticketing system. Nowadays, most UEM large vendors have this solution alongside some of these products and have a strong integration. Management Automation Saving costs is something that every organization will always consider helping them maximize their profits as much as possible. This isn't an exemption when it comes to deploying devices. The right capabilities will give you a fully automated deployment which allows employees to get devices faster, so administrators incur fewer expenses on deployment. Pricing Whether you are a large or small business, pricing will always be a key consideration when making a technology investment. You can get some UEM solutions at a relatively low price depending on the licensing model for specific software products or if you get them bundled with other products provided by the vendor. You need to pay attention to the per-user pricing model instead of the per-device pricing model. This is because most of the end-users in your organization will access multiple devices to perform different tasks, and you'll need more than one device managed and secured. Support for Remote Environments Work from home has become a norm, and it doesn't seem to stop anytime soon. A considerable number of your employees will continue working either full time or part-time for a considerable time remotely. Therefore, you need to ensure that you choose a UEM platform that supports a hybrid and remote workforce. This way, your IT teams will have an easy time troubleshooting traditional and mobile endpoints for employees working from home. As a result, there will be fewer instances of downtime for employees and significant improvement in user experience. Respect for Your Users A good UEM solution is all about boosting visibility and control across all your endpoint devices. However, you must ensure that the UEM platform you choose offers your users appropriate control over their personal data, apps, and devices and respects their privacy. When your employees have the freedom to use a preferred device at work, there will be increased satisfaction, productivity, and loyalty. Also, choosing a cross-platform solution that can support all devices gives your employees the flexibility they want without compromising their privacy. Check on the Cybersecurity Mechanisms The UEM vendor you choose should have proper cybersecurity mechanisms to detect new threats, remedy vulnerabilities, and enforce the right security policies for enterprise data and devices that reside and move across it. Therefore, always go for a UEM vendor with an excellent pedigree in cybersecurity that backs up their protection claims. A UEM platform should have the capability to prevent URL phishing attacks, block any malware infections, and also provide vital application integrity checking. This way, you can have peace of mind knowing that all your endpoints are under the proper protection from zero-day threats. Make Mobile Protection Non-Negotiable You have to consider the impact of tablets, smartphones, and other connected devices that have completely changed user expectations on connecting to a network. You, therefore, need to opt for a UEM solution that can encrypt data on all these devices, protect the device, control how the devices connect to a network and manage applications they install. Support for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Programs BYOD capability provides an indication that the UEM provider has worked in Android Enterprise or iOS User Enrollment. The native enrollment solutions for BYOD from Google and Apple provide a security baseline, making it easier for businesses to get devices for their employees. Conclusion Unified Endpoint Management will give your IT team the ability to streamline their approach to device management, application management, data security, device security, and compliance from one platform. You will see a tremendous improvement in productivity levels from all end-users and IT teams due to the enhanced visibility into network devices. Moreover, all device updates can be automatically done, which helps secure your devices. Make sure you work with an experienced and highly knowledgeable IT service provider to help you implement an effective UEM solution in your organization. Essential Solutions has an excellent reputation for providing high-level IT services and customer satisfaction in Baton Rouge and New Orleans. 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Many field service processes involve complex yet repetitive workflows which, without a field automation platform, slow down the services companies provide to customers From preparing quotations to creating tickets, scheduling, and route planning, field service automation uses software to process tasks in a faster and more efficient way. 0 benefits of using automation within the field service industry Field service automation relieves dispatchers and technicians from completing many manual tasks daily. Below, we discuss just some of the benefits your company can enjoy by implementing field service automation. 0. Better coordination Coordination between the back office and technicians is key to maintaining a successful field service business that keeps customers happy. Field service automation facilitates better coordination by bringing all communication together into a central hub, where all relevant people can access it conveniently. 0. Improved accuracy Manually keeping tabs on tickets, the progress of each job, and each technician's availability is an unenviable task. Since conditions are so prone and quick to change in the field service industry, managing these tasks manually can often end in chaos, missed appointments, and wasted time. Field service software helps reduce the incidence of human error by automating these tasks in a few clicks. 0. Faster service With field service automation, tasks that once took an age to complete can be carried out much faster, meaning the transition from one job to the next is much more streamlined. For example, technicians don't have to wait for you to complete a work order and plan a route but can access work orders and optimize their own routes within a mobile application, meaning quicker service for customers and more jobs ticked off the list. 0 ways field service automation can help your small business So, what does field service automation look like in practice? Here, we go through just a few of the ways that field service automation can tighten up business processes. 0. Technician scheduling Technician scheduling can be an arduous task when jobs can get canceled or rearranged at the last minute, and new and emergency jobs can enter the system at any time. With field service management software automation features, you can easily view work orders and the availability and location of each of your technicians. Most of these features come with simple drag-and-drop functionality to help assign technicians new jobs in one click. You can also identify "productivity gaps" in technicians' schedules, where you can schedule smaller jobs such as routine maintenance or follow-up calls. Plus, when technicians have completed a job, you can automatically schedule recurring work orders or annual inspections and maintenance for future dates, streamlining the workflow entirely. mHelpDesk's dashboard displays the day's schedule for dispatchers. Source: mHelpDesk software. 0. Route optimization Route optimization benefits field service organizations by reducing the time spent creating route plans and recreating them when schedules change. Using complex algorithms that take into account factors such as time of appointment, length of work orders, real-time and historical traffic data, and technician proximity, route optimization features create the most efficient routes for technicians to take. Automated route optimization has a number of benefits, including: Minimization of manual route planning, meaning customers are served quicker Reduction of fuel consumption and spend by providing the most efficient driving routes Decrease in the amount of idling and non-productive time spent in the vehicle Jobber notifies technicians of route changes as soon as they occur. Source: Jobber software. 0. Omnichannel ticket creation When you receive multiple customer requests from multiple communication channels, it's almost impossible to create a coherent system without field service automation tools. Centralizing customer requests pulls all communication into one place, making it easy for you to schedule and prioritize tickets. Freshdesk, for example, offers an omnichannel feature that automatically converts customer requests from email, phone, social media, and live chat channels into tickets. This helps you not only respond to customers faster and streamline the creation of tickets but also create automated workflows, easily assign technicians, and change the status of work orders. Users can easily create tickets from multiple communication channels. Source: Freshdesk software. 0. Capture accurate customer and job data When your technicians are in the field, they need to collect data such as photographs, customer signatures, and other job-related information. With field service automation, this data can be collected and sent to the back office in real time via mobile applications, meaning you don't need to wait to collect mountains of paperwork at the end of each day. 0. Automated billing Instead of waiting to return to the office to hand in invoices, your technicians can use mobile applications to help automate the billing process. Invoices can be generated quickly, as technicians can easily populate form fields during the visit. 0. Job data uploaded to the cloud Another benefit of field service automation is that all necessary information about each job can be collected and then automatically stored in the cloud. This means that information is on hand for different technicians who attend any follow-up appointments or maintenance calls. This results in the end of folders stuffed with job notes and invoices and calls to the office to confirm what tasks have been completed beforehand and the beginning of a start-to-finish streamlined workflow. 0. Real-time reporting and analytics Automated reporting on your team's efficiency and productivity helps you identify areas of improvement and areas where things are going well. Dashboards that collect information such as the number of jobs completed on time and the number of service tasks completed can help you gain insight into where operations can be adjusted to make improvements, such as building a bigger team or investing in training and development. Get started with field service automation today An investment in field service automation is an investment in field mobility - the ability to be more responsive to your customers' needs. 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CIC News > Latest News > Immigration > PNP > Saskatchewan invites 000 PNP candidates Saskatchewan invited hopeful immigrants to apply for a provincial nomination through its Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. Saskatchewan invites 000 PNP candidates Saskatchewan invited hopeful immigrants to apply for a provincial nomination through its Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. Shelby Thevenot Published on March 00th, 0000 at 00:00pm EDT Updated on March 00th, 0000 at 00:00pm EDT Aa Accessibility Font Style Serif Sans Font Size A A Saskatchewan held a new draw, inviting immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination on March 00. The invitations went to candidates who may be eligible for a nomination from the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), specifically from the International Skilled Worker category. Of those invited, 000 may be eligible for the SINP's Express Entry subcategory, and 000 may be nominated through the Occupations In-Demand sub-category. Regardless of the stream, invited candidates needed an Expression of Interest (EOI) score of at least 00 in order to be invited. They also needed Educational Credential Assessments to demonstrate their foreign education was comparable to the Canadian standard. They also needed work experience in one of the 00 in-demand occupations listed on the government webpage. Some of the eligible occupations include medical laboratory technicians, social workers, and educational counsellors, among others. Find Out if You're Eligible for Canadian Immigration About the Occupations In-Demand subcategory The Occupations In-Demand sub-category is a base Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), meaning it is open to immigration candidates who do not have an Express Entry profile. 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What does the future of work look like? Recent reports state that many jobs (00% in the USA) will disappear through machine to machine automation, IoT, and Artificial Intelligence. A terrible thing, or, a good thing? Continue reading → July 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Epic (designing for transformation) / Technology Tagged Artificial intelligence, Artificial neural network, Calexico, California, Cambridge, Deep learning, digital disruption, Facebook, future of economic growth, iot, KPMG, machine to machine disrupts work, Massachusetts, near term trends of disruption, the future of knowledge work, the future of work, the future of work in the european union What's next for banking? I have enjoyed Mosaic Ventures blog on the unbundling of the banks. Their observation that it is not a new bank that we need but a new way of banking. There is in my view an inevitability to the arrival of a new ecosystem, as our world evolves that will serve us even better. But to do so we have to have fundamental redesign of what a businesses looks like. Mostly its design is distributed, networked and peer to peer. Continue reading → July 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Epic (designing for transformation) / participatory culture+tools / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Angels Den, banking, banking ethical alternatives, Crowd funding, crowdcube, Design, fintech, funding circle, Investment, London, Mosaic ventures, p0p lending, Seedrs, zopa The Reformation of Capitalism In June 0000, Clayton Christensen and Derek van Bever wrote in the June 0000 issue of Harvard Business Review (HBR). "The orthodoxies governing finance are so entrenched that we almost need a modern-day Martin Luther to articulate the need for change." And they are not the only ones signalling we need a change of direction in how we think our economies work. In Vienna this year the Global Peter Drucker Forum gathered together the great and the good to explore what next for Capitalism looks like. We have arrived at a turning point," says the Forum's abstract. "Either the world will embark on a route towards long-term growth and prosperity, or we will manage our way to economic decline." Continue reading → December 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged crowdfunding and financial capital, designing for transformation, failure of business schools, need for transformational change, people powered organisations, Peter Drucker conference vienna, Redesigning the banking system, reformation of business, systems design for business, the crisis of trust in business, the high performance business, the high performance organisation, the limits of growth, transforming organisations empowering employees, what next for business?, world economic crisis, zero employment contracts Yeo Valley Farms, a masterclass in business transformation The challenge: How do we remove the acute volatility and therefore risk of running a farm? How can we become more resilient and get to a better future? Yeo Valley Farms is the largest organic dairy farm in the UK, and is a great example of how to deal with economic disruption and create lasting transformational change - that delivers better business, without damaging the natural environment. Continue reading → December 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged 0 ways organic farms outperfom conventional farms, business strategy, business transformation, conscious capitalism, farming for our future, high performance business, innovation in urban farming, Joel Salatin, Myra Goodman, nonlinear design, nonlinear innovation, organic farming and biodiversity, organic farming systems build rather than deplete soil organic matter, the economics of organic farming, the future of business, yeo valley farms What can we learn from Shaker design? William Morris once said, If there was ever a golden rule it was this. Have nothing in your house that was neither useful nor beautiful. These are the words of a Craftsman, dedicated to only bringing the good into the world. This quote came to my mind whilst looking recently at the elegance and craftsmanship of Shaker Design. The Shaker guiding principles were of simplicity, utility and honesty. Shaker design is so purposeful in concept and so economical in execution. That is meets William Morris criteria perfectly. And also I believe we have much to learn from the underlying principles of Shaker design. Continue reading → November 00, 0000 Craftsmanship Tagged aesthetics in design, beauty and design, craftsmanship and leadership, cultures of creativity, gransfors bruks, nonlinear innovation, on beauty and organizational design, shaker design innovation, tashi mannox, the crafted organization, the purpose driven organization Peter Kropotkin, Mutual Aid and Darwin At the turn of the 00th century an exiled Russian aristocrat and anarchist, Peter Kropotkin, wrote a classic book called Mutual Aid. He complained that, in the widespread acceptance of Darwin's ideas, heavy emphasis had been laid on the cleansing role of social conflict and far too little attention given to the remarkable examples of cooperation. Even now, biological knowledge of symbiosis, reciprocity and mutualism has not yet percolated extensively into public discussions of human social behaviour. Continue reading → November 00, 0000 Education / participatory culture+tools Tagged Charles Darwin, collaborative cultures, collaborative design, collaborative economics, collaborative learning, collaborative sociology, collaborative structures in media, cultures of collaboration, darwin and collaboration, i+we=why?, new thinking in economic philosophy, new thinking on cooperaton, nonlinear innovation, Peter Kropotkin, Political philosophy, technologies of cooperation NASA shows us our beautifully interconnected planet Our nonlinear world understands everything is interconnected to everything else. This video is a wonderful demonstration of the interconnectedness of our oceans. We have much to learn from natures design models and understand our own limitations if we believe that organisations or economies work best when they are deconstructed to the point when we can no longer see nor comprehend the whole system. Watch and wonder. 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A transformation of how we organise and run our societies. I ask the question, what should government look like in a non-linear world? Are we creating and running systems in the right way? Why is it that so many people are disengaged with the process of democracy and civil organisations? 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Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / Technology Tagged biodiversity+human wellbeing, centre for healthy aging, economic performance+happiness+wellbeing, EuroScience Open Forum 0000 Copenhagen, innovation in health care, lene juel rasmussen, preventative health care, preventative medicine, science and health, technology and the future of health, the future of healthcare, transforming health care, wellbeing and action for happiness The future of learning from the LEGO Foundation Curiosity is part and parcel of the creative process, and creativity is a key component of non-linear thinking. Creativity enables us to discover the new, the novel, to examine and evaluate its possibilities. Creativity in a No Straight Lines perspective is the means to also see the world and its context in a broader context, understanding its richer deeper narrative. A short video on the future of learning from the LEGO Foundation. Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Education Tagged creative learning, curiosity in education, education and creativity, narrative led education, the joy of craftsmanship, the modernday craftsman Tim Campbell on what makes a smart city Our urban environments are under strain, whether that be, the birthplace of the Garden City Letchworth, or cities such as Odense in Denmark, larger one like Bristol, or megacities like Seoul (Taking the Seoul Train to the Sharing Economy Part ... 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Sustainable Surf is a California-based 000(c)(0) non-profit charity organization founded by social entrepreneurs, located in the heart of the Southern CA surfing industry. Their Mission: Be the catalyst that transforms surf culture and industry into a powerful community that protects what they call, the ocean playground. Continue reading → July 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Business, carbon neutral production, Circular economy, designing for transformation, Environment, European Commission, flute office, green business, green economics, moving towards a circular economy, nonlinear innovation, sustainable surf, systems design in the circular economy, the carbon neutral economy, Upcycling, Vimeo, Waste, Waste Management, whole systems practice Juliana Rotich on Ushahidi mapping humanitarian needs Juliana Rotich's talk on Ushahidi where it came from and where it is going. In talking about innovation Julia says, if it works in Africa it can work anywhere. Out of adversity comes innovation. I am proud to be part of the advisory board for Ushahidi. Continue reading → July 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Africa, Big data, creating open innovation, designing for transformation, designing with data, future of ngo's, innovation africa, Kenya, mapping humanitarian crisis, nonlinear innovation, Open innovation, rapid innovation, Technology, transformational design, ushahidi, ushahidi hacking the future, working for the collective good Tim Jackson on investing for humanity to flourish Powerful thoughts from Tim Jackson (professor of sustainable development at the University of Surrey) on how the role of investment must be reconceptualised not to create more money or cater to a consumption based culture and economy but to instead create conditions for people to flourish. We currently exist in a system that systemically creates privilege says Jackson. Continue reading → July 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged beyond capitalism, Environment, ethical economy, ethical investing, green business, investing in humanity, Investment, Jackson, markets without morality, nonlinear innovation, Our Common Future, prosperity without growth, reimagining investment for the whole human, Rio+00, Sustainable Development, sustainable investment, the truth about markets, Tim Jackson, University of Surrey, Vimeo Humanity's greatest gift, an awesome book of love Yael Staav's poignant and emotional interpretation of Dallas Clayton's celebrated storybook, An Awesome Book of Love, shows us that love is truly humanity's greatest gift. Continue reading → July 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Awesome Book of Love, compassion and the workplace, Dallas Clayton, goddess of selfless love, Lewis Hyde, love, love as wisdom, No Straight Lines, on beauty, Relationships, selfless love, shri radha, simon haas, smlxl, tashi mannox, the book of dharma, the loving organisation, wisdom as love, Yael Staav Cory Richard innovation in the uncomfortable zone National Geographic Creative photographer and North Face athlete Cory Richard talks about learning to become comfortable in the uncomfortable zone. How he found his voice through adversity - and developed his craftsmanship through the lens of a camera to share his vision of the world that has taken him to some extraordinary places. Adventure is anything that takes you outside of your comfort zone, Richards says. I like that. Continue reading → June 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged Ambiguity, Cory Richard, Creativity, design thinking, Gasherbrum II, Innovation, mountaineering, National Geographic, National Geographic Creative, organizations stuck in ambiguity, Systems thinking Ex CIA spy says Open Collaborative Cultures Win A fascinating article (The open source revolution is coming and it will conquer the 0% - ex CIA spy) written by Nafeez Ahmed about Robert David Steele and his thesis that Open and Collaborative systems are the only means by which we will meaningfully move forward. Open Collaborative organisations remove the traditional constraints placed upon any organisation. It permits the asking of powerful framing questions. These framing questions enable us to see what others don't. Open source regenerative business models and the decentralised organisation become mainstream. This allows the scale of the problems we face to be met by participatory and collaborative systems and cultures. These organisations work towards a higher order purpose. This higher order purpose delivers consistently higher performance with outcomes that are truly authentic, more resilient and relevant. 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Salatin says we can feed the world but not by industrial methods. Continue reading → June 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / System breakdown Tagged 00 permaculture design principles, 0 ways organic farms outperfom conventional farms, animal welfare, carbon futures, diary farming, economics of food miles, farm hack, future british farming, investing is sustainable agriculture, Joel Salatin, lady eve balfour+organic farming, Myra Goodman, nonlinear innovation, organic farming and biodiversity, organic farming methods, sustainable agriculture, the resilient community, zero budget farming+the lightweight farm John Mackey CEO of Whole Foods on Conscious Capitalism What is the purpose of business, or an organisation? In No Straight Lines, I ask this question - How can we create better for our economies, organisations and societies - all at the same time. As currently it seems we always have to make a choice of one over the other, at the expense always to us. John Mackey CEO of Whole Foods demonstrates it does not have to be that way - and that better much better does not have to cost the earth. Continue reading → June 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged a better capitalism, better for people and planet, concious capitalism, earthbound farms, future agriculture, future food economies, green business, Green capitalism, John Mackey, Myra Goodman, natural capitalism, nonlinear innovation, organic ilford, polyface farms, purpose in business, regenerative economics, riverford organic farms, Systems thinking, the purpose directed organisation, the theory of moral sentiments+adam smith, Whole Foods Market, whole foods uk Myra Goodman on organic food systems as common sense Myra Goodman runs the largest organic food production company in the USA. In this video she explains why organic farming makes sense. Makes sense, economically, for communities, and of course to help build a regenerative society. She makes the point that nature works at scale - so why cant farming? It is more of how we frame the question and what type of world we choose to live in. Continue reading → June 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / Technology Tagged alice holden, Bangladesh, connecting food to people, diy farming, Earthbound Farm, farmers' markets, farming for the community, innovating food economies, Iowa, Myra Goodman, nonlinear innovation, Organic farming, organid ilford, rebecca hosking, Todmorden, United States, Vietnam, yeo valley farms De Hogeweyk dementia village De Hogeweyk or Hogewey is a gated model village setting in Weesp, in The Netherlands. It is notable because it has been designed specifically as a pioneering care facility for elderly people with dementia. The major advances achieved by the approach of all-day reminiscence therapy at Hogewey, compared to traditional nursing homes, is that the residents with dementia are more active and require less medication. Carers, doctors and nurses work around the clock to provide the 000 residents the necessary 00-hour care. Continue reading → June 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alzheimer's disease, De Hogeweyk, Dementia, future health care, hacking healthcare, healthcare innovation, Hogewey, Holland, Netherlands, nonlinear innovation, reinventing the NHS, Weesp Healthcare innovation Integrated Neurological Services Integrated Neurological Services (INS) was founded in 0000 by Liz Grove and Ellie Kinnear. Its purpose to help patients with Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke and other neurological complaints that affect movement, memory, balance and communication, everything essential to a normal life. The charity works to make a real difference between a life devastated by severe illness and a life that makes the most of the opportunities still available. Continue reading → June 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged disease, human centric healthcare, innovation healthcare, INS, Integrated Neurological Services, Multiple sclerosis, National Health Service, nonlinear innovation, Nordic walking, Parkinson, Parkinson's disease, Patient, physical therapy Shan Williams what do you do when your town is dying? Up and down the country, our towns are dying. When convenience became the precedent over local, we opened the doors for the conglomerates and they made themselves at home. Our highstreets now consist of the big names, charity shops and abandoned units that reek of recession. You can practically see tumble weeds. In one of the most humbling and emotionally driven DO Lectures, Shan Williams spoke of her organisation 0CG, a group of people that are solely dedicated to the regeneration of their town, and how it all started in a council meeting when a prime site came up for sale in her beloved town of Cardigan. Have some tissues near to hand. Continue reading → May 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Cardigan Bay, cocreating culture, collaborative economies, communities and locality, creating vibrant towns and cities, david Hieatt, forced economic migration, forced migration, future local economies, future of towns and cities, local food economies, low carbon economy, nonlinear innovation, Odense, people power, people powered innovation, resilient energy, revitalizing rural economies, shared purcharse agreements, the do lectures, wales Ani Chudrun, a beautiful walk with integrity This a beautiful film about life transformation. One of the things I have always believed in is that if you want to create transformation in the world - then you too have to go on a journey of transformation before all the other things happen. In this way one is able to see and perceive the world differently. This is also a story about purpose and meaning. A story about that which fulfills us and sustains us. Continue reading → Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness Tagged communal identity+meaning+belonging, culture+meaning+identity, Ethics, god+identity, happiness+work+meaning+identity, identity, identity and the workplace, identity as a journey, purpose as transformation, tibetan buddhism, transformation, transformation of self Tim Smit on beauty and purpose Tim Smit - is a rare individual in the English landscape. A man born of passion, commitment who can make the impossible - possible. He recreated the gardens of Heligan in Cornwall and then went on to create The Eden Project. If anyone is ever interested in what it takes to make it happen - this talk will inspire you to do so. Continue reading → Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged Cornwall, creating inward investment, Eden Project, England, Gardens, Heligan estate, Home, Lost Gardens of Heligan, nonlinear innovation, purpose driven organisation, Revitalizing a region, the importance of purpose, Tim Smit Odense working on an innovative template for civic centric systems Place and community as social and economic networks: Last week I was in Odense, a municipality of Denmark, working with a team of people who are knee, elbow, neck deep in system change. My task was to help this team of wonderful people explore how they could address that change as it presents significant challenges in how people embrace transformation, and work meaningfully with it. This team had healthcare as a key concern. So we went on a journey exploring how one can create powerful systems change inside an existing organisation and, at the same time explored innovative practices that can reduce the significant financial burden of healthcare and more importantly change its purpose to one that was more preventative inspired by reinvigorating the sources of health. Continue reading → May 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged A restorative economy, civilizing the economy, cocreation civic innovation, denmark, Ecuador, healthcare innovation, Helene Bækmark, Innovation Lab Denmark, nonlinear innovation, Odense, peer to peer society, Scotland, six steps to transformation, Stanford Social Innovation Review, the open society Blitz motorcycles - love the work you do You have to love the work you do. In our nonlinear world we have to wake up every day and want, really want to do the work we love. It has defined my life, and I always admire people who do the same. The care, the craft, the willingness to share knowledge, and, to give is the way of the craftsman. This is a wonderful film about two French men who are passionate about building bespoke motorcycles. Based in Paris they speak about collaboration, commitment, sacrifice, community and joy. Continue reading → May 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged blitz motorcycles, crafting innovation, motorcycle hack, nonlinear design, nonlinear innovation, paris, the craftsman, the craftsmans workshop, the joy of craftsmanship, the purpose of good work Make your mark as a craftsman We all have the capacity for creativity. To be able to express ourselves with confidence and believe in our worth makes in my view one of the most important contributions to society. Our dancer is highly gifted - yet his true expression is hard won. I cant imagine how many hours went into his practice to deliver such a powerful performance. How brilliantly he shines, how effortlessly he moves - yet as metaphor for a creative life it is more. The capacity to bring in the new, to imagine the impossible then create and execute it. And to create value. Continue reading → May 0, 0000 Craftsmanship Tagged Arts, Craftsman, craftsmanship, dance as metaphor, Filmmaking, hacking the future, lessons in craftsmanship, love your work, Movies, music, Music video, nonlinear innovation, on beauty, Pillar Point Harbor, Polyvinyl Record Co, Short film, Tibetan calligrapher, Vimeo Lessons from Patagonia's Founder Yvon Chouinard Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia strikes me as a true Craftsman. The civilizing craftsman uses his tools and his labours for the collective good. Chouinard wants us to stop being consumers and start being thoughtful global citizens. His work to make us think more deeply abut the world we inhabit. Continue reading → May 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness Tagged Business, Consumerism, Craftsman, green economy, nonlinear innovation, Patagonia, regenerative economy, responsible economy, Richard Sennett, South America, Travel, Yvon Chouinard The human need to transcend Kenan Malik writing in his excellent article about the sacred in art, explores the capacity of the sacred to go beyond religion to become a necessary part of what makes us human. Continue reading → April 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Divine Comedy, God, Holocaust, Human, human centered design, Kenan Malik, nonlinear innovation, Nova Scotia, participatory cultures, participatory leadership, Stanford Social Innovation Review, the sacred in every day life, Transcendence, trust based leadership The journey to a commons based economy When astronauts go into space and looking down at the earth, an image we all know, but in another way do not know at all. They find themselves having a deep spiritual connection with the earth, within themselves that is shocking and beautiful. Theirs is a profound moment of epiphany - a realisation, of the inseparable relationship between the cosmos, the Earth and humanity. This is not a ‘oooh woow' moment, it is in fact a moment of transformation, of catharsis, an irreversible cognitive shift. Continue reading → April 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, commons based economy, designing for the collective good, designing for the humanOS, edgar mitchell, humanizing our economy, living systems economy, nonlinear innovation, open government, overview effect, p0p society, participatory leadership, salva corpus amanti, single consciousness, the restorative economy, transformation, transformation economy, transformation society, unity of everything Lina Bo Bardi shaping the world through a love of humanity When we design around the the needs of humanity, when we put humanity at the core of our process - we have the potential to create extraordinary things. Not to design humanity an culture out of the process of creation but to weave it in. Sounds obvious does it not? But the truth is we have created too many systems, organisations, buildings that do not acknowledge our humanity. Lina Bo Bardi an Italian who moved to Brazil is an example of someone that believed profoundly in designing and creating buildings around the needs of human beings. Continue reading → March 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Bo Bardi, Brazil, commons based economy, Design, designing for the human, future architecture, human directed architecture, Italy, Lina Bo Bardi, Milan, new perspectives on architecture, nonlinear innovation, São Paulo, the human operating system, values based architecture, working with architecture and nature Farm Hack, hacking the future of agriculture A short film that explores an alternative approach to agriculture and food economies. The organisation is called Farm Hack. Founded in 0000, by what the narrator calls startup farmers, who were motivated to create a model for resilient agriculture. Continue reading → March 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness Tagged a farm for the future, code for america, common cause organization, designing for transformation, farm hack, food+supermarkets+agriculture+yeo valley+organic+defra+soil association+do lectures+dan saladino+supermarkets+volatility+complexity, international federation of organic agriculture movements, joel salatin farming innovation, modern organic movement, no straight lines in nature, nonlinear innovation, Open innovation, open source farming, Organic farming, organic farming and biodiversity, organic farming+sustainability, Polyface Farm, power of participatory cultures, resilient agriculture, soil association, the economics of organic farming The French Intifada and the crisis of modern identity In No Straight Lines I explore the what is called the crisis of of the modern world. The crisis of identity. Who are we? Why do we exist? What makes meaning, identity, community and connection? This crisis impacts our communities our organisations (think The Office), our wider society and even nations. What have we become? I present a challenge I+We=Why? It touches every touch point in our lives and is having serious ramifications on how our societies are evolving. E.O Wilson wrote that we yearn to belong and to have a purpose bigger than ourselves. Without that purpose we lack meaning, and context, custom and tradition wane - yet we are meaning making creatures. Continue reading → March 0, 0000 Ambiguity / System breakdown Tagged Alan Moore, arab french identity, attachment theory+attention and loneliness, authoriarianism+religious fundamentalism, cognitive psychology, identity in modern france, integral psychology, Loneliness, made in france, Manuel Castells, Mohsin Hamid Ait-Ouyahia, muslim identity in the west, No Straight Lines, politics and religion, psychology of religion, religious fundamentalism and cultural identity, religious fundamentalism and social identity, seeking an authentic identity, the crisis of modern identity, the nature of human nature Leadership in a commons based economy the problem of our current economic debate is that we are trying to solve 00st century problems with 00th and 00th century economic thought. That is: our discourse is stuck between "more markets and free enterprise" (0.0) and "more regulation and government" (0.0). In reality, neither of these approaches will suffice. This new philosophy is something that I explore in No Straight Lines -the means by which we can transform. Continue reading → March 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged A restorative economy, Activism, Alan Moore, American Enterprise Institute, capitalism 0.0, commons based economy, Environment, leadership in a participatory economy, Michael Sandel, natural capitalism, No Straight Lines, nonlinear economy, nonlinear innovation, Otto Scharmer, p0p economy, participatory organizations, participatory society, six principles no straight lines, the new civic engagement, the new leadership Broke I have been reading David Boyle's new book Broke. How to survive the middle-class crisis. Gonzalez de Cellerigo was a lawyer and an economist living in 0000 Spain. He writes, the riches which should have brought wealth have brought poverty. Cellerigo understood that the flood of money coming into Spain, over the last 0 decades had caused the value of money to fall. Boyle makes observation that in modern Britain today we have suffered the same, ‘the cascade of wealth into the City of London, instead of financing production, it was frittered away on interest payments for debt, buying luxury goods from abroad, raising prices and, in the case of sixteenth century Spain, on the purchase of Eastern luxuries from the Portuguese Empire'. Continue reading → March 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged aston reinvestment trust, boots the chemists and unions, british business bank, david boyle, demise of the middle class, designing for humanity, dorset, economic systems thinking, economics as if it mattered, failure uk public services, fall of spanish economy, future house prices in britain, future local economies, Gonzalez de Cellerigo, Innovation, International Labour organisation, KKR the barbarians at the gate, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, london rebuilding society, new values in new economy, nonlinear innovation, private equity capitalists in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights, rethinking uk economy, rise of the p0p society, school dinners and education, school for social entrepreneurs, shareable cities, systems thinking in economics, the reinvention of the middle class, tim crabtree, west dorset food and land trust, west dorset food links, what to do about british economy, why the middle class matters Six types of ambiguity Reading an article recently about Eliot Perlman who wrote what is considered a masterwork called Seven Types of Ambiguity. This has intrigued me, as Principle 0 in No Straight Lines is Ambiguity. How does one make sense of an ambiguous world. This question is important to ask when there is significant disruption, or change in our lives, in industry, and when we see catastrophic failure and cannot arrive at a true diagnostic. Continue reading → February 00, 0000 Ambiguity Tagged 0 types of ambiguity, Alan Moore, craftsmanship continuous improvement, creating value demand, future leadership in a networked world, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, organisations of the future, systems design, systems diagnostics, wasteful organisations The art of living together and the art of dying James Mitchell used this phrase ‘the art of living together', recently in Edinburgh. A phrase he articulated to mean what politics at its best and most basic should be about. Think of the component parts and what they mean: ‘art' and ‘living together': they denote craft, non-scientific discipline, emotional insight, and an awareness and understanding of differences and transcending them. Continue reading → February 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / System breakdown Tagged future economy Scotland, future leadership, future society, George Harrison, Gerry Hassan, hacking the future, new political institutions, No Straight Lines, political innovation scotland, Politics, Poverty, restorative economy, Scotland, social innovation in scotland Creating the necessary conditions for a true economic renaissance There is a view that the recovery of our economy in the UK is underway. This, however, is not entirely true, because true regeneration is investment-led, not consumer-driven. In fact, new companies generate 00% of growth, new jobs, and inward investment, despite the contradictory message from the financial press. It is these innovators, through sheer entrepreneurial endeavour, that are largely building the future rather than trying to protect the past. Yet the ratios for capital formation in this country are terrible; broadly-speaking the percentage of GDP that is invested each year. We have the lowest ratio in the OECD and our capital formation rate was 00% last year. China's is over 00%. Our companies are sitting on some £000 billion of cash. We may as well just be sitting on it like Smaug in The Hobbit. Continue reading → February 0, 0000 Tagged Business, China, contract law for sme's, crowdcube, crowdfunding the law, democratising the law, investing in legal services, law as a platform, law for smes, Lawbite, legal document checking, lexis nexis, Matthew Hancock, Matthew Hancock MP, nonlinear innovation, secure esigning legal documents, Small and medium enterprises, startup loans, the future of legal services, the future of the law, Venture capital, Wassily Kandinsky Rethinking how we build homes in the UK Here are 00 ways of taking a more humane and commons based approach to how we could live. Continue reading → February 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged A common sense approach to building, Affordable housing, Alan Moore, Alejandro Aravena, Borneo-Sporenburg Amsterdam, building and the commons economy, community housing innovation, Community land trust, diversity in design, Horsmonden, Ijburg, innovation in architecture, innovation in housing, Iquique, land economy, margaret thatcher, Newton Community Land Trust, No Straight Lines, open commons region, openness is resilience, renewable buildings, restorative economy, self build innovation, self organising communities, Stroud, the cost of land, the low carbon economy, the new economics of building, Torre David Caracas The revolt against traditional education Last year I was working with an extraordinary group of people in Salzburg - where we had come together to explore the potential of systemic transformation. In one exercise we worked collaboratively on an idea that each individually intrigued us. Mine was education. After many rounds of questioning - we were asked to write from the heart, intuitively what we felt. This is what I wrote. The Revolt Against Traditional Education: Continue reading → February 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, creativity and orginal thinking, educating the reflective practitioner, educating the world, education and values, education frees the world, education innovation, embracing change in our learning landscape, finalnd pioneers in education, Henry Jenkins, learning and poverty, learning and religious education, learning poverty and fundamentalism, learning reimagined, methods and theories of education, mobile education, nonlinear innovation, participatory learning, sir ken robinson, systemic change in education, talent and education, teaching creatively, technology and learning, what is creativity?, world reader Zaid Hassan: sensing, and connecting to a whole reality I am came across this lovely insight by Zaid
Hassan,
in The
U: A Language of
Regeneration. As Russ Ackoff said a hole is spelt with a W. In my journey this reality that others cannot see the whole, happens 00% of the time in organizations, as Deming points to the 00/0 rule, where 00% of problems can be traced to the process and only 0% to the person - when systems are fixed. Therefore sensing the entire system is key. Continue reading → January 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, art of hosting, chaordic process leadership, collective sensing for collective truth, Deming 00/0 rule, emergent leadership, finding collective truth, human systems of leadership, leadership and deep democracy, Lee Smolin, No Straight Lines, opening the heart of an organization, participatory decision making, participatory leadership, philosophy of logic, practices for regeneration, The
U: A Language of
Regeneration, the struggle between efficiency and creativity, toke moller, transformation scotland, working with complexity, working with openness, working with power of complexity, Zaid
Hassan Kano: helping make creators of the future not consumers of the past thought of Lewis Hyde who wrote in The Gift, "we've witnessed the steady conversion into private property of the art and ideas that earlier generations thought belonged to their cultural commons". When reading Miranda Swayers piece on the computing company for kids - Kano. Essentially Kano is plug and play coding making computing and the creation of things via coding and computing accessible to all comers. Hydes observation also resonated, when Alex Klein one of the Kano founders tells a story from an experience from Zuccotti Park when as a journalist he was covering the Occupy Movement, he asked the Occupy-ers why, if they hated big business so much, they all used iPhones and Samsungs. Continue reading → January 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Alex Klein, changing the way we think about computing, coding for beginners, coding in education+why every child schould code, coding innovation, coding literacy, coding the future, creative coding, creativity and coding, diy computing made easy, ethics of craftsmanship, future education+raspberry pi+tinkering+play, future of education, future of learning, Hacker ethic, hacking the future, how to build your own computer, Kano, learning to code made easy, lessons in coding, Lewis Hyde, Life as craftsmanship, maker movement uk, miranda sawyer, No Straight Lines, Occupy Movement, principles of craftsmaship, Rewired State, smlxl, teaching coding, Zuccotti Park Schaft: humanoid robotics and its implications Robotics is on the cusp of reshaping our world - in every aspect of our lives, from the waiting rooms of our hospitals to our battlefields, disaster prone world and our everyday lives. For good and for bad. Continue reading → January 0, 0000 Ambiguity / Epic (designing for transformation) / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Boston Dynamics and google, cambridge university robotics, disaster relief robotics, ethical dimensions of technology, future japanese robotics, google robots replace humans, humanoid robotics, japanese robotics, law+technology, nonlinear innovation, robotic warfare, robotics and warfare, robotics implications for healthcare, technology and culture, technology and human behaviour, technology society and historical change The restorative economy Need to rewrite the foundations of economics: The need for a root and branch rewriting of economics produced a book last year called What's the Use of Economics? Teaching the Dismal Science after the Crisis. Of course it is much much harder than anyone realises to bring into the world a truly viable alternative economy to an existing dominant model. There are many vested interests, and shifts of power that create vacuums' generate the necessary conditions where waves of multiple dissonance; social, religious, economic combine to make people fearful of change and reactive to perceived threats real or otherwise. Opportunism trying to outflank those that seek a more ambitious goal. Continue reading → December 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, closed loop economics, crafting a new economy, david simon two americas, economic philosophy, economics of nature, economy of the commons, embracing a complex world, john fullerton the capital institute, lessons open commons region, natural capitalism, networked economic theory, new thinking in economic philosophy, new tools for a new economy, nonlinear innovation, open science commons, rise of foodbanks uk economy, systems thinking in economics, teaching the new economics, the carbon neutral economy, the dismal science, the open economy, the p0p economy, the Post-Crash Economics Society, the resilient economy, the shareable economy, what's the use of economics Time to reimagine and recreate our state says Marianna Mazzucato "The important thing for government is not to do things which individuals are doing already, and to do them a little better or a little worse; but to do those things which at present are not done at all." was the advice of John Maynard Keynes. Continue reading → December 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, civic innovation, designign for the humanos, east coast train-operating franchise, economy as a system, economy of the commons, eddy izzard for mayor, entrepreneurship the future of the eu, failure privatisation public sector uk, financing the innovative state, how to make britain great, Marianna Mazzucato, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, nuclear economics uk, private equity investment tax breaks, privatising public goods uk, problem with big government, reinventing medicine, reinventing regional government, reinventing the state, religion+identity+spirituality+john stuart mill+charles handy+the hungry spirit, resilient economies, startup britain, startup uk, the furture of britain, UK government subsidises privatised utilities, uk tax expenditures, US National Institutes of Health Lego's new business model: Pleygo LEGO has always fascinated me, because of its journey from small to great to almost has been to a company designed for meeting the demands and challenges of a non-linear world. LEGO is launching LEGO The Movie next year and they have also been exploring the idea of building a service / rental style model called Pleygo is like a Netlix-like rental service that allows families to swap Lego sets instead of purchasing new ones and creating more plastic waste in the process. The Lego swap service enables kids to try out and play with lots of different sets. Continue reading → December 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged adaptive business models, Alan Moore, business as a service, business as a service+business as a platform, designing the smart organization, history business model innovation, Lego business model innovation, Lego Pleygo business model, Lego the movie, lesson in business model innovation, new tools for a new economy, No Straight Lines, non-linear innovation, resilient business models, Transformation Labs, transformation workshops, what's next for business Crowdfunding, everyone funding startups Crowdfunding changes the rules for investing: In many ways Crowdfunding has come about because the Venture Capital market for startups has failed. So it is not surprising that a wide variety of startups are now finding their initial capital from crowdfunding platforms. It is predicted that by 0000 $0.0bn will have been raised through crowdfunding platforms. Continue reading → December 0, 0000 Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, angel investing, best crowdfunding in UK, crowdcube, crowdfunding, crowdfunding manchester, crowdfunding nordics, crowdfunding scotland, crowdfunding UK, Equity crowdfunding for SMEs, evolution of venture funding, failure uk vc market, funding circle, future local economies, george osborne working until 00, innovation through smes, JOBS ACT, Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, Lawbite at google campus, Matthew Hancock MP, mosaic solar crowdfunding, National Crowdfunding Association, No Straight Lines, people powered innovation, Small and medium enterprises, startup britain, Startup company, syndicate room, uk crowdfunding association, United States, Venture capital Exploring the future potential of Scotland This was first posted at the Art of Hosting Scotland What kind of future do we want for Scotland? Today has been a special day. This morning 00 strangers, more or less, came together to begin a journey of, the ... Continue reading → Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, art of hosting, civil society systems transformation, collective intelligence, community of purpose, Crofting, designing people powered organisations, harnessing collective intelligence, innovation eco-systems, innovation in healthcare, jo confino, lasting legacy for civic society, management systems, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, nova scotia+participatory leadership+Tim Merry+art of hosting, participatory leadership, participatory policing, rural parliament scotland, Scotland, Scottish Government, scottish government white paper independence, tim merry, toke moller, what next for scotland Lee Smolin and Robert MacFarlane seeing the power and potential of a chaotic world One of our obsessions is to see chaos as uncontrollable, primordial, dangerous which we as a species must strive at all costs to eviscerate from our lives. As physicist Lee Smolin wrote in Time Reborn, "No living system is an isolated system. We all ride flows of matter and energy - flows driven ultimately by the energy from the sun. Once enclosed in a box (in a prefiguration of our eventual internment), we die". Continue reading → November 00, 0000 Ambiguity / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged a complex world demands non-linear thinking, Alan Moore, art of hosting scotland, chaos theory, designing people powered organisations, Energy, enterprising futures schumacher, High performance organizations, Lee Smolin, Logical consequence, Mathematics, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, nonlinear world, Nova Scotia, open systems design, openness new model society, openness resilience, Organization, Philosophy, six steps to transformation, Smolin, the power of chaos, transformational design High performance organizations through respect for people Openness is resilience, leadership with purpose: Whereas one can see what happens when people exist in an open culture, which is led by purpose rather than a kpi. Two very different stories spring to mind, [0] the organisational systems change that was delivered through a process of participatory leadership in Nova Scotia for public health, [0] in Japan with Toyota. If you start to think about designing for whole systems with real human beings operating in those systems - I believe we see a very different organisational design emerge. Continue reading → November 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, art of hosting scotland, designing for humanity, designing healthcare systems, designing high performance organizations, future healthcare, future manufactuing, higher performing organizations, innovation nova scotia healthcare, innovation people power, innovation systems thinking, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, north staffordshire hospital system failure, Open innovation, Otto Scharmer, radical redesign business, the greatest asset of an organization, theory u, transforming peoples lives From a mechanistic to a natural philosophy of science Rupert Sheldrake takes us on a journey to stand in a different place and look at science from a natural perspective rather than a mechanistic one. Whether we think about science, management, organisational design. Our machine age: Newtonian determinstic thinking has permeated all aspects of our daily living lives. Sheldrake represents a broader philosophical evolution of reappraising how we see our world, universe and cosmology. Continue reading → November 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged A new science of life, Alan Moore, business transformation, connected dynamic organism, new design for life, new models of business, No Straight Lines, nonlinear design, nonlinear innovation, Philosophy of Science, science and dogma, science universal possession of humanity, the transformation management, theology of science Russ Ackoff, a system is a hole with a W a talk by Russ Ackoff - which is both funny and profound. His quote that a system is a (w)hole, spelt with a W was fantastic - his insight that a system is not a sum of its parts but a sum if the interactions that take place - genius for its clarity. He made the point that to understand this concept write a note with your writing hand, then cut it off and see what happens. He is known as the father of systems thinking. Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged Business, Clare Crawford-Mason, constraints of design, Continual improvement process, Deming, Dr. W. Edwards Deming, effectiveness vs efficiency, John Seddon, Lloyd Dobyns, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, quality as effectiveness, quality of life, stafford beer, systems design, Systems thinking, the vanguard method, toyota way, true knowledge exists in a network, w edwards deming The engaged organisation outperforms the disengaged organisation a recent Gallup poll pulled up some interesting insights. Companies with engaged workforces achieve higher earnings than organisations that fail to engage their employees. Engaged organisations have 0.0 times the earnings per share growth rate compared to an organisation with lower engagement in the same industry. Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, art of hosting, Barbara Ehrenreich, designing the smart organization, employee engagement, Gallup, Generation Y, green business, humanos, Job Growth, John Seddon, lean business, No Straight Lines, non-linear innovation, nova scotia+participatory leadership+Tim Merry+art of hosting, participatory leadership, radical redesign business, Richard Sennett, the engaged organization, toyota way, United States Flute Office business, design and manufacturing innovation Flute Office is a pioneering company that is producing an entire suite of products along with a ground breaking business model to change the way we think about what we sit on, what we work on, what perhaps we do other things on (Do its all verb). Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Andy wood+adnams, Business model innovation, cradle to cradle, customer centric design, design thinking, future of furniture, future of the office, future of work, green business, human centered design, Hunter Lovins, innovative business models, iterate+design principle, Lean manufacturing, Local Motors, manufacturing innovation, mary dorrington ward, natural capitalism, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, renewable fibres, resilient design, rod fountain, service design, systems design, Systems thinking, Work Lessons in craftsmanship: Tashi Mannox - Tibetan Calligrapher Tashi Mannox Tibetan Calligrapher, says, it is commitment that gives you freedom, which reminds me of the truth that, the committed craftsman is the engaged craftsman. And that craftsman is always curious and happy to share the work and their knowledge. Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Openness / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Beijing, Buddhism, craft+ethics, crafted life, craftsmanship, Dalai Lama, design thinking, hand heart mind, Local Motors, Mike Friton, Nicholas DiChiara, No Straight Lines, poetry of craft, principles of craftsmaship, Seamus Heaney, Systems thinking, ten steps to being a better craftsman, the craftsman+innovation, Tibet, Tibetan, Tibetan alphabet, Tibetan culture, ushahidi Those Incredible Edibles from Todmorden and further afield A couple of weeks ago I headed north to a place called Todmorden, or Tod for those in the know. This is the homeland, of a particular beast called Incredible Edible. Incredible Edible has a mission to inspire and educate the world about food, local food, local food systems, locally gown food, local food economies, and how to lead a more resilient life that is also more fun. Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, allotments, business in the community, coherent systems of meaning, communal identity+meaning+belonging, cooperatives and civic community, design thinking, designing resilient food systems, England, Food, food tourism, France, future food economies, gift community+value of gift exchange, green business, Incredible Edible, Jarvis Cocker, Local food, local food economies, localism, narrative+place, New World, No Straight Lines, ordinary+organic+orginiality, organic, Pam Warhurst+incredible edible+defra, participatory cultures+participatory tools+designing for transformation+design+transformation+ambiguity+scenario planning+creativity+openness+adaptiveness+narrative+storytelling, reconnecting capital to place, social innovation, soil association, systems thinikng, Systems thinking, The Life and Death of Democracy, Todmorden, transformational design, urban and town planning, urban farming, West Yorkshire, yeo valley farms Welcome to the Shoreditch Village Hall Last night I was invited to the official opening of the Shoreditch Village Hall, accessed via Hoxton Square. Because of my age and my interests, I am very familiar with Hoxton Square, over 00 years I have watched it rise ... Continue reading → October 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, anthropology+cultural studies+networked identity, community and place, community innovation, crowdfunding, culture+meaning+identity, ferdinand tönnies, gift community+value of gift exchange, heimat, Hoxton Square, human identity+society, lewis hyde and the erotic life of property, London, modern identity+collective identity, narrative+place, No Straight Lines, participatory cultures, politics of place, power of place, Shoreditch, Shoreditch Village Hall, social innovation, tech city, Village Hall Rupert Sheldrake: science more non-linear than we appreciate Rupert Sheldrake talking about how science, that great bastion of exploration, still has its mechanistic head on. Mechanistic science, top down, and hierarchical. Sheldrake argues science as an idea still wears the mindset that everything is machine like, fixed like Newtons concept of cosmology. That there is no mystery in this world, all can be ordered and measured, indeed his story about the variations in light speed are compelling, and the attempts to regulate its speed at a constant, when in fact it varies, as does gravity. Continue reading → October 0, 0000 Ambiguity / Openness Tagged Alan Moore, Anomalies and Alternative Science, asymmetry+string theory_dynamic systems+swarming+mesh theory+non-linear logic+theirmal dynamics+aharon Farkash+complex networks+instability+internal dynamics+per bak, Cosmology, dogmas of scientific materialism, Evolution, Lee Smolin, lone frank, myths of science, nature as a network, Newton, No Straight Lines, Open innovation, open science, Philosophy of Science, rupert sheldrake, Speed of light, speed of light measurement, Systems thinking, Ted, theory of the universe, time reborn, Universe Ecuador planning a commons based economy They also say that disruption never comes from the centre, it always comes from the edge, from places where thinking and doing differently has greater flexibility. Perhaps it will not be the power houses of the industrial order where real and meaningful change comes from but elsewhere. So it was no surprise that the Government of Ecuador has launched a major strategic research project to "fundamentally re-imagine Ecuador" based on the principles of open networks, peer production and commoning, Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged commons based economy, Creative Commons, David Bollier, design thinking, designing for transformation, Ecuador, FLOK Society, green economy, IAEN, Latin America, Michel Bauwens, Ministry of Human Resource and Knowledge in Ecuador, national plan for good living, National Plans, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, open commons region, open finance, open hardware, open networks, open science, p0p foundation, participatory cultures, peer production, Quito, Systems thinking, the regenerative society, World Bank, world bank+criticism To the people that 'build stuff' What makes work meaningful? Why do we go to work? Why should we work? For whom do we work? Is work about meaning and identity more than money? Should our work be meaningful? What fulfills us and what gets us out of bed on a Monday morning? It does not matter whether you are a coder, or a metal fabricator like Nicholas DiChiara, work is something that in my mind has always been about purpose and passion. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Openness / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, American Craftsman, coherent systems of meaning, Craftsman, designing the smart organisation, ethics of craftsmanship, granfors bruks, happiness+work+meaning+identity, human identity+society, identity as a journey, innovation workshop, life of craftsmanship, Master craftsman, modern culture bankruptcy of meaning, moral identity, Nicholas DiChiara, No Straight Lines, principles of craftsmanship, purpose and the organization, purpose and work, Richard Sennett, six principles no straight lines, ten steps to being a better craftsman, the crafted organization, The Meaning of Educational Quality What happens when organisations no longer fit reality In my previous post on Scotland exploring a different reality, I wanted to share Tim Merry's views on the need to create better systems more in tune wit the nature of humanity. Tim talks about meeting change with dignity. In No Straight Lines the core philosophy is we can do better and we need to deschool ourselves from a linear and mechanistic way of thinking and doing. Here is Tim expanding on his philosophy on systems change at a human scale. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / System breakdown Tagged Alan Moore, design thinking, designing for humanity, economic systems thinking, how to create transformational change, innovation at a human scale, No Straight Lines, nova scotia+participatory leadership+Tim Merry+art of hosting, participatory leadership, Scotland, six steps to transformation, Systems thinking, transforming economies, transforming education, transforming health care Participatory Leadership and transformational change in Scotland How can we create better, much better? Where we can create better functioning societies, that are regenerative, more resilient. How can we shape the future of a country to be better prepared for a more uncertain and perhaps more challenging world? An invitation to learn how to lead change at a systemic and human level Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged A green deal for Scotland?, Alan Moore, an architecture of participation, art of hosting, Better together?, citizenship+participation, civic humanism+civic virtue, co-creation+open+openness+participatory leadership+language, Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill, community innovation, complexity theory, designing for humanity, designing the smart organization, Edinburgh, Elinor Ostrom, enterprise innovation, future civic society, future local government, future of scotland, future scottish business, future scottish healthcare, Glasgow, healthcare innovation, human capital, human centered design, humanistic psychology, Jim Mather, jim mather minister for enterprise, Ken Cloke, KPMG, Mariana Mazzucato, markets are conversations, No Straight Lines, Nova Scotia, nova scotia+participatory leadership+Tim Merry+art of hosting, p0p society, participatory innovation, participatory leadership, Regeneration Strategy, Scotland, Scottish Government, Scottish green party, Scottish national identity, social capital, Straight Lines, Systems thinking, the ash centre fordemocratic governanc, the support economy, the tragedy of the commons, Up Helly Aa, what makes a healthy civic society? Alice in wonga land, how payday loans make a profit Payday loan company WONGA reported £0m profit per week for 0000. Charging 0000% APR on each of its 0m loans last year it's now the biggest payday lender in the UK. It's not alone with many other payday firms reporting increases in turnover and profits over the last 0 years. Errol Damelin the CEO of WONGA states that he hardly thinks a £000 loans get people into trouble. He's right, cry the campaigners, it's the thousands of per cent interest you charge on it, so lets cap it. Actually he's right and the campaigners are wrong, on both counts. Continue reading → System breakdown / Technology Tagged alice in wongaland, banking, business ethics, Certified Public Accountant, christian law on lending, Civil society, CPA, credit uniions, Errol Damelin, Ethics, fair finance, getting rid of payday loan debt, islamic law on lending, Maria Nowak, moral capitalism, No Straight Lines, open democracy+civil society+ethics, pay day loan victims, Payday loan, payday loans online, Payment, social innovation in finance, the idea of social justice, the joyless economy, things you should know before you take a payday loan, why do we need pay day loans?, Wonga Contract law for SME's in Plain English For the last few months I have been working with, and, advising a company called Lawbite. My reason for engaging with the company is that they are offering a viable alternative to legal advice for SME's and start ups which is sorely needed. It is disruptive to the existing legal profession, but that is no bad thing. Lawbite is well overdue. Britain is sustained by SME's yet their need of the law and the service they get from the law is not always evenly matched. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Epic (designing for transformation) / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, angel investing, business ethics, Clive Rich, Confidentiality agreements, Contract, contract law for sme's, creativity impeded by copyright law, e-signing, employee law, english copyright law, eu copyright law, federation of small business, google campus, google+patents+copyright+mobile+data, Law, Law firm, law for start ups, law music, law+technology, Lawbite, lawbriefs, Lawyer, Legal advice, legal advice for sme's, lessons in law, metro bank, mums net, No Straight Lines, Plain English, property law, Pros and cons of using solicitors, shareholder agreements, shareholder law, start up britain, tech city, ten things i hate about lawyers, top 00 tips for negotiation, top tips for start ups, trade mark applications, trade marks, understanding the Law for SME's, virtual law firm, women in business, women in law The lean green business system The authors argue that things that are good for the planet are also good for business. Studies from the the Economist Intelligence Unit, Harvard, MIT Sloan, and others indicate that organizations that commit to goals of zero waste, zero harmful emissions, and zero use of nonrenewable resources clearly outperform their competition. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged Adnams Brewery, Alan Moore, bio engineering, Business model innovation, design thinking, designing for the collective good, designing resilient food systems, Economist Intelligence Unit, environmental management, green business, green economy, green engineering, holistic design, Hunter Lovins, John Seddon, Kanban, Lean manufacturing, Manufacturing, natural capitalism, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, organizational design, quality of life, radical redesign business, systems design, theory of constraints, Toyota, toyota global vision, toyota way, United States, value based systems People embrace what they create in Istanbul It was Jamie Lerner the Mayor of Curitiba who when he took office and facing many challenges decided to galvanise his citizens into life to make Curitiba work. Lerner said the work they undertook should be fun, fast and above all non-expensive. The idea that we own, or have ownership over our civic spaces is very important. Home, hearth, kith and kin are all about belonging and identity. So this is a small story about those things. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Epic (designing for transformation) / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, alliance for community media activism, architecture of authority, city planning, civic engagement, civic engagement in a networked society, collaborative media, Community media, consequences of power and participatory media, Curitiba, government as servant to the people, Huseyin Cetinel, informed citizenry+democracy, Istanbul, Jamie Lerner, Jane Jacobs, Lerner, Letchworth Garden City, Mayor, Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution, No Straight Lines, non-linear innovation, p0p society, participatory cultures, people power, power of social innovation, public man+dead public space+public roles in cities+limits on public expression+man as actor+life in the 00th Century+industrial capitalism and public life+localizing the city+personality in public, Richard Ross, social innovation, the country and the city, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Turkey, Welwyn Garden City Love your work Below is a beautiful simple film about the craft of making sake. Why did I think it to be relevant? Because the ‘engaged' craftsman brings the full power of humanity to bear upon his work. His hand is guided by his eye, informed by his creative mind; his productivity the act of unique creation. Indeed, the master craftsman is adept in using a values based philosophical framework, as well as tools and materials, to deliver useful things to the world. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, antonio genovesi+mark granovetter+guilds, beauty, collective craftsmanship, common good, craft+beauty, craft+craftmanship+meaning+work+identity+hand+heart+mind+open+explore+curious+makie labs+practice+play, craftsmanship+innovation, design thinking, ethics of craftsmanship, future of work, gransfors bruks, How to create an innovative and sustainable company, Japan, key words of craftsmanship, Life as craftsmanship, Local Motors, maker movement, making sake, Master craftsman, No Straight Lines, organisational design, principles of craftsmanship, richard sennet, Seamus Heaney, the crafted organization, the smart organisation, values based system Adaptability: inspiring generations I don't want to have an impact on leadership in current organizations. I want to inspire young people. And when a child is two or three and starts farming mushrooms on the coffee waste of mum, then that child will never ever accept that there is real hunger in the world. The child will only believe that there is ignorance in the world. Continue reading → September 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Openness Tagged adaptiveness, Agriculture, Alan Moore, david attenborough, economic systems thinking, Environment, firm of the future, food security, future of food, green commerce, Hunter Lovins, natural capitalism, No Straight Lines, organic evolution, pattern building+adaptiveness, Population, Population growth, Poverty, Pro-Population Control, Systems thinking, United Nations, urban farming, urban forests, World population, yeo valley farms The Almonte horsemen community and craftsmanship Why do people work hard, and take pride in what they do? A short film about the Almonte horsemen. The narration is very simple but eloquent, that talks philosophically about meaning, identity, nature, belonging, ethics, community and the joy that comes from being committed to ones craft. Continue reading → September 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, Almonte horsemen, American Craftsman, business ethics, collective craftsmanship, craftman, craftsmanship, design thinking, designing resilient food systems, environmental policy+social science+ethics+biology, ethics+sequence of generations, future of society, human nature, life of craftsmanship, maker movement, natural capitalism, new systems of ethics, No Straight Lines, nonlinear design, openness+resilience, organizational design, Paul Hawken, principles of craftsmanship, Richard Sennett, sustainable communities+sustainable economies, Systems thinking, the crafted organization, the fitness of human nature, the nature and the structure of the self, the nature of the firm, The total, the total+what we take+what we make+what we waste, the wholeness of nature+bortoft, understanding the constructed nature of community, values system Openness the new model for society It has been said that privacy is dead. Not so. It's secrecy that is dying. Openness will kill it. Writes Jeff Jarvis, he goes on, Openness is the more powerful weapon. Openness is the principle that guides, for example, Guardian journalism. Openness is all that can restore trust in government and technology companies. And openness - in standards, governance, and ethics - must be the basis of technologists' efforts to take back the the net. That said its not just about the net, its about the future direction of our societies, what does an open society looks like? Continue reading → September 0, 0000 Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, bruce schneier, Charles Handy, christopher soghoian, Creative Commons, dan auerbach, designing for transformation, electronic frontier foundation, Elinor Ostrom, eva galperin, exploitation of common internet encryption technologies, future business, future democracy, future of society, jeff jarvis, journal social issues, karl popper, leadership, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, nonlinear thinking, open academic journals, open book, open business models, open civic society, open commons, Open Data, open democracy, open economics, open education, open enterprise, open genome, open government, open health+open data+open data records, Open innovation, open journalism, open manufacturing, open media, open organisation, open science, Open Society Foundations, open society institute, open society+architecture, open source movement, open source+open access, open systems, open to new ideas, open will, openness, organizational design, p0p society, Systems thinking, the commons, the open society, theory u, Tony Judt Lone Frank asks big questions around data and genetics Since genetic information does not determine you, it does not in itself tell you anything really important. It won't be very important to not have your genetic information in the public domain. It won't seem very important to people to keep it private. Our sense of privacy is evolving; our pictures, out personal data our views of what needs to be kept private change. So why would our genetic data be different? Continue reading → September 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / Technology Tagged BigData, biology, consumer genetics, crafting resilient healthcare, data policy+future data policy+future IT policy, deCODEme, designing a lightweight healthcare system, disease risk, Eukaryotic, future genetics, future health, genetic data, Genetics, Genome, genomics+big data, health innovation, health monitoring, Human Genome Project, medicare, My Beautiful Genome, Navigenics, No Straight Lines, Nucleic acid sequence, open health+open data+open data records, personal data, personal identity+modern selfhood, Personally identifiable information, preventative health care, psychology+community+mental health+communication, Public domain If data is the new oil where are its wells? John Naughton in his recent column for The Observer, wrote that in 0000 or thereabouts, a phrase that data was new the oil came into public consciousness. At the time I was sitting on the board of a company specialising in large scale social data analytics (in those days mobile networks were large scale social networks), And I liked to use the term raw data has no value but refined data is the black gold of the 00st Century. Continue reading → September 0, 0000 Openness / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Bradley Manning, cloud providers working with big data, cyber security, data, data analytics, data fear, data policy+future data policy+future IT policy, data the individual and the state, data+society, edward snowden, future social media, IBM, john naughton, Manuel Castells, meaning and data, monitory democracy, national security agency, No Straight Lines, open democracy+civil society+ethics, open health+open data+open data records, Slavoj Žižek, the open society, United States, wikileaks The engaged craftsman is a committed craftsman A great, short film about a man committed to his craft and how that shapes his life. What can we learn from that? Continue reading → September 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Openness Tagged Alan Moore, business ethics, craft+beauty, craft+ethics, craftsmanship, craftsmanship+innovation, firm of the future, green economics, Hephaestus, Life as craftsmanship, natural capitalism, No Straight Lines, poetry of craft, principles of craftsmaship, the craft, the crafted organization, the crafted society Seamus Heaney remembering a great craftsman It was terribly sad to hear the news of the passing to Seamus Heaney, a craftsman if ever there was one. As not only was he a master craftsman of the English language he embodied the other important characteristics of granite like integrity, and a deep empathy of the world around him and the people in it. A quest for truth is always core to the purpose of a poet, to seek that which others do not see and to express it in a way that we can all understand. Continue reading → September 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged Art, Bill Clinton, bloody sunday, business ethics, civil rights, Death of a Naturalist, douglas hume, ethics of craftsmanship, good friday agreement, Heaney, Ireland, Irish poetry, life of craftsmanship, new systems of ethics, No Straight Lines, open democracy+civil society+ethics, poerty and culture, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, principles of craftsmaship, Seamus Heaney The overview effect and a pioneering spirit Our nonlinear world is about connectedness, our connectedness to each other and in fact to a wider universe. Something I explore in No Straight Lines. I am deeply interested in our humanity and the human spirit. I am interested in humanities capacity for a higher yearning, which inspires us to work towards a greater good. Our pioneering spirit today should be more about the quality of life, and better governance of this planet. When we see the world as a deeper system, we see the world differently as this moving film explains. Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, blue marble, coherent systems of meaning, culture+meaning+identity, design for humanity, Earth, frank white, interconnectedness of life, meta-level systems thinking, modern society frameworks of meaning, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, open systems, overview effect, sharing meaning in a networked world, smlxl, space exploration, Systems thinking, transformational experience True knowledge exists in a network Lee Smolin describes our universe at an atomic level as curved, open, diverse and highly networked, Manuel Castells describes our society as evolving into a networked one which as significant cultural and political implications, Janine Benyus talks about nature as a highly networked open, diverse eco-system from which we as humans have much to learn revolutionising how we invent, compute, heal ourselves, harness energy, repair the environment, and feed the world. Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired By Nature, designing for transformation, designing resilient food systems, firm of the future, holistic design, human centered design, Janine Benyus, knowledge, Lee Smolin, living systems, Manuel Castell, multi-disciplinary design, natural ecosystems, Network Society, networks and disruption of traditional organization, networks as power, Open system (systems theory), open systems design, organizational design, power of networks, systems based design, systems vision of the world Crafting a new pursuit of happiness: re-ordering work and play One of my interests is how and why we work, what motivates us, and how can a values based systems help us make meaningful work. Here is an excerpt Chapter 0 of No Straight Lines: Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Education Tagged Alan Moore, always in beta, Artisan, chaordic design, collaborative design, Craft, Craftsman, creative commons+design, customer centric design, design as process, design innovation, design thinking, designing for the collective good, designing for transformation, designing resilient food systems, designing with data, engineering design centre+cambridge, human centered design, iterate+design principle, Letchworth Garden City, Life as craftsmanship, No Straight Lines, non-linear design, organisational design, pattern language, permaculture+ecological design, Philosophy, principles of craftsmaship, radical re-design of business, Richard Sennett, Sennett, Social Sciences, Straight Lines, systems based design, universal design philosophy A handcrafted particle accelerator Patrick Stevenson Keating created a handcrafted glass particle accelerator in what I would describe as an act of true craftsmanship. The piece consists of a series of organically-shaped hand-blown glass bulbs - each attached to a pump via a tube to create a vacuum. When the button is pushed, a voltage of 00,000V is applied across two electrodes. Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Anatoli Bugorski, Doctor of Philosophy, Glass, hacking culture, hacking the future, hacktivism, hand made, Institute for High Energy Physics, Joule, maker movement, No Straight Lines, non-linear innovation, open hardware, open science, open source+open access, participatory cultures, Particle accelerator, Proton beam, Protvino, science commons, systems hacking, visible light Open systems evolve to states of higher organization I am almost finished reading Lee Smolins book Time Reborn, which is as fascinating as it is challenging. This book is about time and cosmology. A little out of my remit in some ways but I find that at times reading at the far edges of ones knowledge can lead to some interesting insights. In No Straight Lines I use Openness as a principle, arguing that it can lead to a number of outcomes which are far more beneficial than closed systems; from accelerated innovation, to new ways of organising and providing a more invigorating cultural context for organisations to exist in, even new business models. Continue reading → Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Openness Tagged Alan Moore, closed systems, complex systems, Conservation, dynamic systems, economic systems thinking, Energy, firm of the future, future healthcare, Lee Smolin, linux+open society, networks the fundamental pattern of life, No Straight Lines, non-linear design, open business models, open democracy+civil society+ethics, open health+open data+open data records, open manufacturing, organisational design, Organization, p0p society, Principle of sufficient reason, radical re-design of business, self-organized systems, Smolin, Systems thinking, Technology Smart meters, data, cyber security John Naughton raises an interesting point about the proposed installation of data monitoring smart meters in 00 millions homes and its security implications in his Observer column. Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Ambiguity / System breakdown / Technology Tagged Big data, control data institute, cyber security, cyber war, dark data, data fear, data policy+future data policy+future IT policy, data the individual and the state, data+democracy, data+society, digital warfare, g0s, Gas meter, homeland security, john naughton, Kim Jong-un, meta data, Middle East, mobile data security, No Straight Lines, Public utility, Ross J. Anderson, Russia, Smart meter, smart metering, Wireless Data Monitor me, data, health and technology This Horizon documentary called ‘Monitor Me', is an intriguing journey into what the future of medicine may look like, with blends of cutting edge medicine, technology and data that monitors all and everything, we can imagine entirely different ways in which we can manage our daily health like weight to high performance sport to discovering at its very earliest stages serious medical problems. Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Alternative, bbc, better sleep, Brittany Wenger, brittnay wenger, design thinking, digital health apps, england rubgy elite performance, Eric Topol, Fong, future cancer, future healthcare, future medicine, Ginger.io, Health, health apps, health innovation, health monitoring, health+data, healthcare, heart monitoring, Innovation, Kevin Fong, Larry Smarr, london air ambulance, mhealth, mobile health, No Straight Lines, Patients Know Best, preventative health care, self tracking transforming health, top 00 health apps, United States, wearable technology, weight loss Open source manufacturing I picked this up from the wonderful p0p Foundation wiki about open source manufacturing, interesting to me as principle 0 of No Straight Lines in Open and Openness - Openness is resilience. I came across the idea and practice of open manufacturing when writing the book, exploring how far openness as a principle and practice can take us, and how it can play a key role in the transformational re-design of business Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Openness Tagged Advocacy, Alan Moore, Articles, common pool resources, Design, Directories, Elinor Ostrom, Local Motors, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, open democracy+civil society+ethics, open education, Open innovation, open leadership, open organization, Open Society, open society institute, open source manufacturing, opensource, Organization, p0p foundation, Project Hosting, smlxl, the success of open source+weber Humanness of network knowledge when we see things really scale up on the net, as we do with Wikipedia or some of the large collaborative projects like Linux and Debian and the like, the decision making changes, and rather than thinking, oh, we'll find one person who's smart enough to make decisions, no, we have a network, let's do this in a networked way. And what are networks good at? Well, if a decision can be kept local, the person who knows most about the thing is the person who is dealing with it every day, the local decision. Continue reading → August 00, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Business, co-creation, compexity, Corporation, crowdfund, crowdfunding, Debian, Decision making, Hacking, harvesting natural systems, kevin kelly, leadership, Linux, natural systems, No Straight Lines, participatory cultures, participatory tools, systemns design, Systems thinking, the biology of machines, ushahidi, values based organization, Wikipedia Seeking authenticity and a nonlinear life I am a big fan of David Boyles work, and this book is one I think is as relevant today as it was when he wrote it in 0000. In this book he writes about the determined rejection of the fake, the virtual, the spun and the mass-produced, in the search for authenticity. Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness Tagged Alan Moore, Charles Handy, david boyle, future agriculture, holistic design, Incredible Edible, localism, Michael Schuman+local living economies, micro breweries, natural capitalism, No Straight Lines, p0p economies, p0p society, Paul Hawken, scale, slow food movement, Social science, the ecology of commerce, the new economics, urban farming Crowdfunding, goteo, localism, and non-linear innovation Goteo demonstrates a people / community centered design approach to getting stuff done, bottom up networked, where everyone has something to give and something to gain. If we are looking for a pattern one can also point to Mosaic Banking on the sun, a community investing in sustainable energy. Collective crowdfunding is also part of a global movement to go around those institutions that people believe have failed them. Embedded in such design is a philosophy of networked sociability, and trust. As none of this works without it. It points to an alternative model of funding local projects which also mitigates risk. Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, community production, crowdcube, crowdfund, design literacy, economy 0.0, Entrepreneur, future, IndieGoGo, Kickstarter, mondragon, New Economy, No Straight Lines, nonlinear innovation, open hardware, Open innovation, organizational design, p0p economy, p0p society, participatory cultures, participatory tools, RocketHub, seeders, smlxl, spain, systems design, the commons Rupert Sheldrake and the dogmas of scientific materialism TED banned this talk, I wonder what was so controversial? Of particular interest to me was the idea of variations in light-speed and gravity the big G. Sheldrake goes onto talk about the big idea that the laws of nature at an atomic level are never set, are not constant as Newton proposed but are in a permanent state of evolution. Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Craftsmanship / Education / Openness / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Alternative, cern, Collapse: How societies choose to fail or survive, elementary particles, general relativity, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Graham Hancock, Gravitation, laws of nature, Lee Smolin, light-speed, natures laws, networked identity, networks and disruption of traditional organization, Newton, No Straight Lines, open to new ideas, Phenomenology of Perception, Physics, quantum mechanics, Roberto Mangabeira Unger, rupert sheldrake, smlxl, Speed of light, Ted, the atlantic, The Network Society, the process of evolution, time reborn, variations in light speed Austerity: the history of a dangerous idea Mark Blythe gives us a lesson in austerity economics Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Ambiguity / System breakdown Tagged austerity, banking crisis, citi bank, european central bank, european central bank+euro crisis, google tax, hyper inflation, ireland sovereign debt, irs services, monetarism+compared to Keynesianism+constant-money-growth rule+evidence against+federal reserve policies+growth of money stock+influence+in japan+monetary neutrality and nonneutrality+quantity theory , monetary policy, monetary unions+benefits and costs, money laundering, sovereign debt, systemic risk, too big to fail, toxic debt+banking crisis, warwick comission 0 steps to transform the way we do business Published in The Guardian Sustainable Business. Our institutions, organisations and economies were conceived, designed and built for a simpler more linear world. Overwhelmed by complexity, these have become disrupted and unsustainable. There is an urgent need to transform our societies, organisations and economies by better design to thrive in what I call a "non-linear world". Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools / Technology Tagged 0000, Alan Moore, Business, Business model innovation, business models, Design, designing for transformation, dynamic adaptive systems, Earth, Economic model, economic systems thinking, enterprise open innovation, firm of the future, Guardian, Math, No Straight Lines, Nonlinear system, Open innovation, Organization, participatory cultures, participatory tools, Systems thinking What do we know about participatory cultures? Henry Jenkins interviews Aaron Delwiche and Jennifer Jacobs Henderson about their new book The Participatory Cultures Handbook. This is of great interest to me because Principle 0 of No Straight Lines is Participatory Cultures and Tools in a recent article for The Guardian (Six steps to transform the way we do business) I briefly explained the principle and why I believe it is a key component to our non-linear world, Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Adaptiveness / Epic (designing for transformation) / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, co-creation, co-design, collaborative design, Guardian, Henry Jenkins, Human, human centered design, human os, No Straight Lines, Nova Scotia, Open innovation, organisational design, p0p society, Participatory budgeting, participatory cultures, participatory tools, Patients Know Best, Straight Lines Time, space, place, love, reflection, nature, craftsmanship Sometimes, we need to feel something rather than analyse it. To feel time, to feel space and pace, the feel love and to reflect, to touch and go into nature and revel in the crafting of of something unique. Sometimes we need to be open to a new experience, to take its crooked path to a deeper meaning about who we are, and perhaps where we belong. Sometimes its good to feel humbled by nature and reflect on how we only exist within her nurture, as much as we might abuse it. Sometimes its good to feel the mystical as it as much a part of our non-linear world as our current obsession with technology. We have not harnessed the cosmos. Continue reading → August 0, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged Alan Moore, craftsmanship, Creativity, culture, film, hand+heart+mind, identity, jo quail, music, nature, No Straight Lines, smlxl Where do big ideas come from? Recently I was participating a workshop that was exploring the question, where do big ideas come from? We were a group of 00 people and asked to bring with us 0 ideas each that we found intriguing, ideas that we were undecided about but wanted to explore. Then through an intense collaborative process over 0 days we explored those ideas, digging deeper into them, exploring their emergence, their context, their potential for good and also disruption. We explored patterns, connections and looked systemically at these ideas. Continue reading → July 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged co-creation+open+openness+participatory leadership+language, Copernican heliocentrism, design innovation, Galileo, Galileo Galilei, holistic design, Johannes Kepler, Kepler, learnign as collaborative process, learning process, Lee Smolin, No Straight Lines, organisational learning, participatory cultures, participatory leadership, pattern recognition, Salzburg, Scientific Revolution, smlxl, Systems thinking Edward Snowden and the battle for internet freedom Who would have thought even in 0000, that consumer politics and societal politics would revolve around data, who has it, who owns it and how it is used, combined with the legal frameworks that protect us as citizens. our destiny with data is complex. There are legitimate concerns about who actually owns this information, and when our identities can be pieced together via data flows, privacy becomes a key battleground. And there will be a pressing and increasing need to respect the sovereignty of the individual whether that be in a commercial or civil context. Continue reading → July 00, 0000 System breakdown / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Apple, booz hamilton allen, center for digital democracy, cloud security, cyber-surveillance system, data, data security, Democracy, digital democracy, edward snowden, Facebook, gchq, Google, national security agency, No Straight Lines, smlxl True craftsmanship is total commitment to the moment of creation Principle 0 of No Straight Lines is Craftsmanship. Here artist Miyoko Shida demonstrates the idea of what it means to be fully engaged in an act of creation. Continue reading → July 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) Tagged 00st Century Enlightenment, Artisan, code academy, collective craftsmanship, Craftsman, Creative Commons, Creativity, designing for complexity, Henry Jenkins, Hephaestus, Knowledge Creation, Knowledge management, Lego, life hacker, life navigational guide, Local Motors, maker movement, makielabs, Miyoko Shida, No Straight Lines, Patients Know Best, pattern recognition, Raspberry Pi, Richard Sennett, smlxl, Systems thinking, transformation lab Doug Englebart and what world he was trying to create In No Straight Lines, technology plays an important role, it must do. Because to deny our umbilical relationship with technology is to deny ourselves. But it always seems a struggle to get people to reconcile the important philosophical, anthropological and societal relationships to technology that we indeed have - where it comes from, what drives our longing (on a large scale) which consequently affects what we imagine, create and make. Doug Englebart died recently, Continue reading → July 00, 0000 Craftsmanship / Epic (designing for transformation) / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Bill Bailey, Bret Victor, collective intelligence, design literacy, Douglas Engelbart, Engelbart, Hacker ethic, hacking the future, Hypertext, Innovation, No Straight Lines, philosophy of innovation, smlxl, Straight Lines, Technology Are we naked with or without data? Edward Snowden asks a big question As the shape of our world evolves, we are also in political transformation, both in terms of the political relationship between the individual and commercial organisations and the large Politics of how we organise and run our societies. What should government look like in a non-linear world? Are we creating and running the right systems in the right way? How does data change/impact the process of democracy and civil organisation? Continue reading → July 00, 0000 Openness / Technology Tagged Alan Moore, Big data, Brickstarter, Creative Commons, data analytics, data mining, data protection act+uk, data the black gold of the 00st century, data+democracy, edward snowden, future data, meta data, national security agency, New York City, News of the World, No Straight Lines, Open Data, Ordnance Survey, policing+crime+data, Politics, Prism, rupert murdoch, San Francisco, smlxl, social network analytics Is it solutions or transformation that we seek? This where I think organisations need a more nuanced approach to Transformation - being able to describe a new destination, with if necessary new organisational capability. They need innovation to be interwoven into the organisation to deliver business model innovation Continue reading → Adaptiveness / Ambiguity / Craftsmanship / Education / Epic (designing for transformation) / Openness / participatory culture+tools Tagged Alan Moore, Business model innovation, business transformation, crowdfunding, Donald Schön, firm of the future, Henry Ford Clinic, leadership, Lego, Local Motors, Organization, Patients Know Best, six principles no straight lines, smlxl, The Reflective Practitioner: How Professionals Think In Action ← Older posts No Straight Lines by Alan Moore is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 0.0 Unported License

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The Fisheries Blog: Your weekly spot for fun and engaging articles written by fish scientists from around the globe. Menu FISHERIES BLOG TOPICS THE FISHERIES BLOG ECOLOGY ORGANISMS & HABITATS FISHERIES MANAGEMENT FISHERY SCIENCE PROFESSION FUN FISH FODDER GUEST EXPERTS HUMAN HEALTH ISSUES THREATS TO FISHERIES WE RECOMMEND PUBLICATIONS ABOUT US Fishery Science Profession, Guest Expert Modeling Gig Over Spring Break! Posted by Patrick Cooney on April 00, 0000 June 00, 0000 Folks...we have our first Guest Author! Below you will find an account of an Undergraduate Student's all expense paid trip to the Florida Keys to model for Spring Break. PARTY TIME!!! While I have not lied, I have misled. The student attended a high level fish population modeling course called the Marine Resources Population Dynamics Workshop at the Mote Tropical Research Lab in Summerland Key put on by National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS through NOAA) scientists and University of Florida faculty where she learned to model fish populations. Gretchen Stokes (Undergraduate Student at North Carolina State University) is the kind of person we all hope to have as a graduate student or colleague. She is exceptionally kind and easy to get along with, is amazingly efficient, grasps complicated concepts quickly, and enjoys dumping the sweat from her waders at the end of a long field day. While volunteering for some of my research a year ago, she told me: "I wish there was an opportunity to take a Marine Population Dynamics course." While these aren't typical words from an undergraduate, they are exactly what I would expect from Gretchen. Amazingly, a few weeks later, an advertisement for this workshop was in my inbox, and what do you know, several months later she was on a plane to Florida. Enjoy reading about Gretchen's experience, and please challenge yourself to create more opportunities to Recruit, Train, and provide Research opportunities for outstanding fisheries undergraduates like Gretchen. -Patrick Cooney Reflecting on the past few years, I can't say I have ever really had the "typical" spring break experience. First there was my trip to the US-Mexico to study border issues, then studying abroad in Equatorial Guinea, and now this year, the National Marine Fisheries Service's Marine Resources Population Dynamics Workshop in the Florida Keys instructed by the best and brightest scientists from the University of Florida and the National Marine Fisheries Service. It was an intensive week of coursework, eye-opening field trips, delicious food, and of course, fishing. Prior to arriving, there were readings on loggerhead sea turtles, coral reefs, and bluefin tuna. Once in the Keys, I was welcomed by a diverse group of fifteen students from Alaska to Maine, studying everything from studio art, mathematics, and marine biology, to aquaculture and computer science. This diversity incredibly enhanced our class discussions and modeling exercises and our field trips and hands-on learning activities on neighboring keys. Course topics included production modeling, fisheries economics, international fisheries management, loggerhead ecology, and stage-based modeling. You know...your typical kind of Spring Break activities! After a crash course in fisheries stock assessment and population dynamics, we dove into a discussion on bluefin tuna populations and management. With a basic life history and ecology knowledge under our belts, we learned about probable causes for a detrimental decline in the 0000s. It was then that demand and prices skyrocketed, particularly in the sashimi market in Japan. Since then, commercial overfishing, primarily by longlines, has continued to deplete these populations, particularly the largest adults. We used real data sets of bluefin tuna fished by Canada, Japan, and the United States to create production models and to suggest possible recommendations on fishing regulations. These data allowed us to look at catch rate, landings, gear type, and catch-at-age data in order to see the peak of longline efforts in the 0000s, likely due to the Japanese targeting waters east of Brazil, and again in the 0000s when the demand for sushi increased, followed by a sharp decline in tuna populations. We also looked at changes in western and eastern Atlantic stocks following the decision to regulate these waters separately. One of the most important take home messages from this exercise is that managing a migratory species spanning the Atlantic Ocean is no easy task because regulations are challenging to enforce, stock assessment is costly, and there is an abundance of opinionated stakeholders involved. Mid-week we moved into our discussion of endangered and threatened species, using loggerhead sea turtles as our capstone species. We traveled to a sea turtle hospital and had a policy workshop to prepare us for our mock stakeholder meeting. Our task: Develop a policy that would ensure a 0% per year population growth rate for loggerhead sea turtles at the 0000 Interagency Turtle Conservation Taskforce (IATCT) meeting. Stakeholder groups were Turtles Unlimited, Beachfront Property Owners Alliance, Gulf of Mexico Shrimp Fishery Federation, and the Atlantic Pelagic Fisheries Association, the latter of which was my group. Using stage-based modeling, we were able to examine predicted population changes for the hatchling, pelagic juvenile, neritic sub-adult, and adult life stages. We had to take into account factors such as sex ratio, egg survival and nests per female, survival at each life stage, and years spent in each life stage in our model as we examined the overall population growth rate. Our stakeholder meeting provided us with a realistic scenario of each group having their own agenda and interests in mind. (Credit) Our meeting was open to the "public" (instructors who argued for a particular group), which proved to add an additional strain on the decision-making process. The turtle lovers wanted to save every turtle, the shrimpers and fishermen wanted only higher profits without compromising catch, and the property owners wanted four-wheeling and bright lights. After several hours of deliberation, we reached a compromise that would phase in Turtle Exclusion Devices (TEDs) to shrimp fishing equipment, enforce the use of circle hooks for the fishermen (suggested to reduce turtle mortality on longlines), phase in the use of amber lights instead of white lights by beachgoers, and begin an education campaign by Turtles Unlimited to raise money to support the other three groups. One of the highlights of my week was Todd Gedamke's observer talk about his many adventures at sea, including on the Bering Sea, as a NOAA observer. He brought to light the realities of life at sea and gave us an inside look at what he saw behind the scenes on commercial fishing vessels. Though not a glamorous job, he reflected on how gaining the fishermen's perspective has helped him in his job as a scientist for NOAA and in making management recommendations. Another really meaningful component to the workshop were the conversations I had with the nine instructors and two Teaching Assistants. Whether sharing dinner with the National Marine Fisheries Service's Director of Sustainable Fisheries, Clay Porch, or frying fish with University of Florida's fisheries scientist Mike Allen, I had ample opportunities to interact with each instructor and learn about their unique journeys to reach where they are today. We had Career Night where each instructor shared this information in detail and the major message was that while we can only plan our next step, each progressive step will lead us somewhere greater. Not a single one of them could have guessed that this is where they would be in their career today nor did they regret having a diversity of experiences along the way. Our field trips throughout the week included a tour of the Keys Fisheries, a visit to the sea turtle hospital, a talk about port sampling at a commercial landing site, and a half-day fishing trip. Along with those came the freshest and most delicious fish I have eaten in my life: more grouper, snapper, tuna, mahi, stone crab, and shrimp than we could ever imagine. And you can't forget about the key lime pie (which we are all convinced tastes better when you're actually in the Keys)! By the time Friday rolled around, we had all had our fill of population dynamics and were treated to an afternoon and evening in Key West. We made our way to the Southernmost Point of the US and then found ourselves in the middle of street performers, artists, and comedians at the Sunset Festival. No better way to end our night than a delicious Cuban dinner and salsa dancing. In many ways, I think I learned more during this week than I would have in a semester-long course. And I don't just mean learning course content, but also about career opportunities, networking, personal goals and interests, and international marine resources. I now have a much better grasp of population dynamics and the opportunities in this field to make a real difference by using field data to create models and make management recommendations to policy makers and stakeholders. I cannot thank Patrick Cooney and Dr. Tom Kwak enough for helping to make this trip a reality, and all of the instructors, especially workshop director Dr. Jim Berkson, for an enriching, challenging, and fun week in the Keys! -Gretchen Stokes For more information on this workshop, and to learn about applying, please visit: http://fishweb.ifas.ufl.edu/rtr/index.shtml If you would like to watch our stakeholder meeting, here is the video (download): http://dl.dropbox.com/u/00000000/Turtleworkshop.wmv Share this: Twitter Facebook Email Print More Pocket Pinterest Tumblr LinkedIn Reddit Like this: Like Loading... 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By David Armstrong He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (0000-0000) looms large in the 0000s nerd culture fusing science fiction, fantasy, and, let's face it, psychedelic trips. The original show followed He-Man, the superpowered Prince Adam, and his comrades Teela, Man-At-Arms, Orko, Battle-Cat, and Roboto as they sought to prevent the evil wizard Skeletor...

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We had a cold morning in the Wild Wood so enjoyed some delicious hot chocolate (thank you Miss Boggis for making it). We completed some maths work outside. First we had to find a numbered leaf and make that number using natural materials. We then had to find a numbered leaf and make the number which is one more. We then found leaves and had to make one less.

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Sainte-Foy is one of the shops of EB Games that have a place at 0000 Boulevard Laurier, G0V 0L0. Our website provides detailed information about the opening and closing hours today, the address, services and more. The shop serves customers landing from neighbouring areas, for example, Jean Coutu in Quebec - about 0.0 miles away, McDonalds in Sainte-Foy - about 0.0 miles away, SAQ in Quebec - about 0.0 miles away, EB Games in Sainte-Foy is typically open on Monday: 00:00-00:00, Tuesday: 00:00-00:00, Wednesday: 00:00-00:00, Thursday: 00:00-00:00, Friday: 00:00-00:00, Saturday: 00:00-00:00. Its Sunday opening hours are: 00:00-00:00. The store provides services including: At EB Games, we are always looking for new opportunities to both grow our business and our team. Join us at one of our retail store locations, the astonishingly interesting place where gamers and non-gamers come together to learn, try and take home the greatest gaming product. Engage with customers to transfer your awesome knowledge so they too can enjoy gaming the way you do. Address 0000 Boulevard Laurier Sainte-Foy G0V 0L0 Canada (CA) Contact Phone: 0000000000 Opening hours Monday 00:00-00:00 Tuesday 00:00-00:00 Wednesday 00:00-00:00 Thursday 00:00-00:00 Friday 00:00-00:00 Saturday 00:00-00:00 Sunday 00:00-00:00 Services At EB Games, we are always looking for new opportunities to both grow our business and our team. Join us at one of our retail store locations, the astonishingly interesting place where gamers and non-gamers come together to learn, try and take home the greatest gaming product. Engage with customers to transfer your awesome knowledge so they too can enjoy gaming the way you do.

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0of0phil_LH_000.jpg The Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, generally devoted to 00th and 00th century music, does its first contempo piece, a world premiere commissioned by SF composer Jake Heggie. Opera star Isabel Bayrakdarian (left) and Patti LuPone (right), with conductor Nicholas McGegan. Photographed by Liz HafaliaLiz HafaliaShow MoreShow Less 0of0phil_LH_000.jpg The Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, generally devoted to 00th and 00th century music, does its first contempo piece, a world premiere commissioned by SF composer Jake Heggie. Patti LuPone is at right. Photographed by Liz HafaliaLiz HafaliaShow MoreShow Less After 00 years devoted to music of the 00th and early 00th centuries, Nicholas McGegan and the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra took a fascinating step into the present over the weekend with the world premiere of "To Hell and Back," a one-act chamber opera commissioned from San Francisco composer Jake Heggie. Yes, everything old is new again, even the Baroque. In truth, there's no reason why contemporary composers should-n't make use of the archaic sounds of period instruments like those in Philharmonia, and Heggie -- the composer of two full-length operas and innumerable song cycles -- mostly offers a canny blend of historical and modern musical vocabularies. Friday's performance in Herbst Theatre brought out the strongest points in this 00-minute score, while leaving no doubts about where the problems lie. Like its Baroque forebears, "To Hell and Back" draws on the myths of Greek and Roman antiquity to illuminate contemporary life. Gene Scheer's brisk libretto updates the story of Persephone, ravished by the god of the underworld, into a modern-day abusive marriage in small-town Appalachia. There are only two characters. Stephanie, the young wife and victim, escapes to Arizona, where she embarks on a therapeutic course to some kind of recovery. Her mother-in-law, the world-weary Anne, remains behind, racked by guilt but unable to break ties with her own son. If this precis sounds more like Oprah than opera, much of it is rescued by Heggie's resourceful and often eloquent score. He rises vividly to the challenge of using the old instruments in new but idiomatic ways, including an impressive version of a French overture that alludes to historical models while keeping its own dramatic profile and establishing a set of identifiable motifs that return tellingly throughout the piece. Stephanie's main aria -- the emotional centerpiece of the work -- boasts a vibrancy and eloquence that are all the more touching for being a blend of melodic styles. But Heggie made an inexplicable, and I think obvious, misstep by casting the two women from different musical walks of life. Stephanie, sung by the superb Canadian soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, is a traditional operatic voice, while Anne, sung by veteran chanteuse Patti LuPone, is drawn from the world of Broadway. There is no inherent reason for this -- what does a Baroque orchestra have to do with Broadway, after all? -- and the decision turns what might have been a deft blend of two worlds into a weird hodgepodge of three. Much of the score involves duet writing for the two women, which makes emotional but not musical sense: every attempt to bring the two incompatible voices together winds up as a stylistic dissonance. And although Anne's solo numbers make their mark in isolation -- Heggie can write a cheesily synthetic Broadway-style ballad with the best of them -- they always seem weirdly out of place. Drought Map Track water shortages and restrictions across Bay Area Check the water shortage status of your area, plus see reservoir levels and a list of restrictions for the Bay Area's largest water districts. It's conceivable that a better artist might have made a case for this decision, but LuPone's performance was simply an embarrassment. Singing through jacked-up amplification that made her voice sound as if it was coming from everywhere and nowhere simultaneously, she struggled to deliver even the simplest musical phrases in tune, to give shape to a single musical phrase or to pronounce the words decipherably. Bayrakdarian's magnificent contribution, by contrast, was both a reproach and a thrill. It wasn't just her technical prowess or her exquisitely bright and forceful tone that made the performance shine. It was the way she seemed to grasp Stephanie's simultaneous existence as woman and myth, and to make her sufferings seem both real and totemic. McGegan led a vivacious rendition, moving nimbly from one phase of the work to the next and underlining Heggie's most arresting inventions. The first half of the program was devoted to music by actual 00th century composers, including Francesco Geminiani's tuneful, rather square suite from "The Inchanted Forrest" and Pietro Locatelli's Concerto Grosso, Op. 0, No. 0, a depiction of the lament of Ariadne with violinist Lisa Weiss in the title role. Fifth & Mission The Chronicle's flagship news podcast. Listen and subscribe on your favorite app. Click the player below for the latest episode. Drought Map Track water shortages and restrictions across Bay Area Check the water shortage status of your area, plus see reservoir levels and a list of restrictions for the Bay Area's largest water districts. Written By Joshua Kosman Reach Joshua on Joshua Kosman has covered classical music for the San Francisco Chronicle since 0000, reviewing and reporting on the wealth of orchestral, operatic, chamber and contemporary music throughout the Bay Area. In his spare time, he is the co-constructor of a weekly cryptic crossword puzzle in The Nation magazine, and has repeatedly placed among the top 00 contestants at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament. View Comments Top of the News Snowpack in California's Sierra Nevada could disappear in just 00 years Water managers are scrambling to rethink how the state will get its water in light of the declining snowpack, a major source of water in the West. A new study projects just how soon snow will fall...

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With the mantra..."enough money can solve any problem" the technology to build super-tall buildings with a small footprint existed for a while. However it was cost prohibitive until the last cycle (I.e. the cost to build it was more expensive than what it would sell for). The selling prices of 000 W 00th Street changed that metric and developers could make a profit even though the costs were exceptionally high. With a small footprint, every 00 floors or so need to allow wind to flow through a floor and a large counterweight of a water tank. (You can physically see these floors at 000 Park Avenue). This is to minimize the swaying of the building and prevent the residents from getting seasick. Of course, the floors cannot be used for anything else, which adds to the overall cost of the project. Effect on the market: Each super-tall building is a micro-neighborhood onto itself and each has its own vibe. Since it is an exclusive micro-neighborhood, the prices are much higher than the surrounding buildings. Super-talls usually have three price points: a. Trophy: $00,000,000 and up. These units have breathtaking views and are very large. They also have superior finishes. b. Mid-level: $00,000,000-00,000,000. You get some views (but not superior) and often great space. c. Entry: $00,000,000 and below. You get the same finishes as the trophy models but no views and small spaces. Basically your paying for the privilege to be in the micro-neighborhood. Resurgence in townhouses. Many buyers who look at entry and mid-level apartments in super-talls say "I could have a whole townhouse for that amount of money in a prime neighborhood. The added benefits are: no condo board, more privacy, and (if your afraid of heights) no fear. Share: Work With Us Our team is passionate about real estate, and is a valuable resource for real estate knowledge and guidance. We look forward to working with you! Contact Us Newsletter Be up to date in the latest real estate news! Email Middle Name {{#ifEquals mediaType 'VIDEO'}} {{/ifEquals}} {{/each}} Follow Us Sitemap Home Our Properties Neighborhoods Contact Us About Us Address Martin Eiden Team 000 0th Ave., New York, NY 00000 (000) 000 - 0000 martin@compass.com Company Premier Real Estate Agents For New York The Martin Eiden Team is a team of real estate agents affiliated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by equal housing opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage.

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