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A documentary by the Israeli director Dror Moreh which consists of interviews with six surviving former heads of Shin Bet, the Israeli security agency established in 1949 which has engaged in counter-terrorism and intelligence gathering, among other things.
Film informationGenre: Documentary
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- 100Film.com - by Laremy Legel
There are many films that rail against the inherent injustices of any given power structure. Much rarer are the documentaries like The Gatekeepers which expose that the faithful stewards of a certain foreign policy no longer believe in said policy. This is an important film, showing the constant reaction and counter-reaction of each side. ...read more
- 100Chicago Tribune - by Michael Phillips
This is a great and necessary document in support of a two-state solution. Even those who don't believe in such a solution may find their minds changed by The Gatekeepers. ...read more
- 100Chicago Sun-Times - by Omer M. Mozaffar
The Gatekeepers has a cold air to it: washed-out colors, tan ominous soundtrack, eerily floating satellite footage… The most chilling aspect, however, is the blunt commentary about the work itself. ...read more
- 100Portland Oregonian - by Marc Mohan
For a film that consists largely of a series of talking-head interviews, The Gatekeepers is a riveting a documentary. ...read more
- 100Entertainment Weekly - by Lisa Schwarzbaum
The film, by seasoned cinematographer Dror Moreh, is a feat — of access and of passionate and appropriately unsettling political commentary. ...read more
- 100Wall Street Journal - by Joe Morgenstern
The Israeli journalist Dror Moreh has hit a documentarian's trifecta with The Gatekeepers. It's an exemplary piece of enterprise journalism, a vivid history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and a polemic that's all the more remarkable for the shared experience of the polemicists. ...read more
- 100The Hollywood Reporter - by Todd McCarthy
This is one hot, provocative, revelatory and astonishing documentary, one sure to provoke enthralled interest and controversy wherever it is shown worldwide. ...
- 100Variety - by Justin Chang
While no film from the narrow perspective of Israeli intelligence could purport to offer a thorough view of the conflict, what makes The Gatekeepers ultimately so compelling is its pervasive sense of moral ambiguity. ...
- 100Los Angeles Times - by Kenneth Turan
A documentary potent enough to alter how you see the world. ...
- 91Christian Science Monitor - by Peter Rainer
The pessimism pervading this film is summed up by Shalom, who says, speaking of the decades of occupation: "The future is very dark." ...read more
- 91The A.V. Club - by Scott Tobias
The six men have different personalities that suggest varying styles of leadership, but what's remarkable about The Gatekeepers is how they speak in one voice about the moral complexities of their former jobs and their extreme pessimism about the future. ...read more
- 90Arizona Republic - by Bill Goodykoontz
Using the interviews along with news footage and occasional re-enactments, Moreh conducts a kind of primer in the organization's history, which is, in its own way, a history of modern Israel. It's fascinating. ...
- 90Village Voice - by Michelle Orange
The existence of The Gatekeepers is its own chief statement. You don't get the sense that it's any easier for these men to question Israel's leadership from the safety of retirement. ...read more
- 88St. Louis Post-Dispatch - by Calvin Wilson
Although The Gatekeepers lacks the stylistic inventiveness of "Fog," it is nonetheless a compelling account of what can go wrong when power is unrestrained. ...read more
- 88Rolling Stone - by Peter Travers
The Gatekeepers cuts deeper than any political thriller. It's a powerhouse. ...read more
- 88Movie Nation - by Roger Moore
Using archival footage, inventive animated recreations of incidents and chilling aerial smart-bomb views of air strikes as they happen, Moreh creates a simple yet elegantly damning film. ...read more
- 88New York Post - by Farran Smith Nehme
The filmmaker doesn't speculate about why these men are talking, but he leaves you with an excellent guess. ...read more
- 80New York Magazine (Vulture) - by David Edelstein
The Gatekeepers doesn't play like agitprop. The storytelling is strong, the images stark. The camera roams among multiple monitors showing multiple satellite views while an ambient score works on your nerves. ...read more
- 80The New York Times - by A.O. Scott
If you need reassurance or grounds for optimism about the Middle East, you will not find it here. What you will find is rare, welcome and almost unbearable clarity. ...
- 75The Globe and Mail (Toronto) - by Rick Groen
As a political testament, the result is revealing and important. Yet as a documentary, it wanders here, there and everywhere – long on intensity but short on focus. ...read more
- 75San Francisco Chronicle - by Mick LaSalle
Until this film, these Shin Bet directors had never consented to an interview. Now that they've spoken - and have said the unexpected - we can only wonder if their words will have an influence. ...read more
- 63Slant Magazine - by John Semley
Even when the so-called Gatekeepers offer up damning testimony against their organization, there's no real threat that they'll ever be held accountable for it. ...read more
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NEW YORK (AP) - The NBA players have rejected the league's latest offer and are beginning the process to disband the union.
The decision likely jeopardizes the season.
Union executive director Billy Hunter says the players' association is prepared to file antitrust action against the NBA. He says this is the best situation for "players can get their due process."
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Horrible CPU overload and lag, severe driver lag
So, my CPU is pretty much always 100% loaded even though nothing resource-consuming is running at the time.
Windows's built in task manager shows nothing. Process Explorer only sees one svchost consuming up to 30% at the time, obviously nothing close to 100%.
The resulting lag is glaringly obvious and horrible - I can barely move my mouse, software takes up to a minute to launch and randomly hangs up on me. Audio lags and skips too.
I have immediately tried to reinstall my chipset drivers but that did nothing.
Safe mode with network support lags, regular safe mode doesn't.
DPC Latency Checker says my driver delay is up to 60 000 μsec: for comparison, anything greater than 500 is a problem.
Anyone help? I'm out of options.
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The problem didn't go anywhere, but apparently svchost.exe is the resource hog.
I mean, several of those. One of the hogs is the windows themes service run via svchost which, when killed, reloads and mightactually work normally, but there are also local and network CPU-hungry svchosts.
the system takes five minutes to load too
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Its nothing out of the ordinary to have multiple instances of svchost running.
Just curious, in Task Manager how many processes does it show running?
And secondly, have you done a Virus scan and a malware scan (with Malwarebytes) ?
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> Its nothing out of the ordinary to have multiple instances of svchost running.
I am aware of that. What's not ordinary is svchost eating up to 86% of CPU.
Yeah, I always have avast! and malwarebytes running.
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If not you can possibly get some relief from these steps to Clean up factory bloatware.
Otherwise utilize the logs and System Resources, other tests in these troubleshooting steps to gather clues for the cause of your hangs.
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I am not a big fan of instantly solving all system problems by reinstalling it, because it's a bit like cloning people with cancer and killing the original: it does nothing to address the actual issue and is unnecessarily convoluted.
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Main - Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-Bit; 2nd - Windows Server 2008 R2
svchost.exe is kind of a catch-all container for all the little processes that if shown individually would make Task Manager very hard to sort through. Maybe give this a shot?
Svchost Viewer Shows Exactly What Each svchost.exe Instance is Doing - How-To Geek
I have not used it myself, though I am about to - just to see what's running on my system.
EDIT: Looks quite useful. It describes all the little sub-components, tells you their status and how much RAM they are using, and also provides a quick way to stop them individually. It doesn't show CPU usage but you might be able to use it to spot a RAM hog or some unknown process which might have snuck in there as malware.
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By J. Douglas Allen-Taylor A newly-released book on the events surrounding the Bailey murder by Chauncey Bailey Project investigative reporter Thomas Peele, "Killing The Messenger" (Crown Publishers), seeks to confirm the conclusion that the leader and two members of Your Black Muslim Bakery, and they alone, were responsible for Chauncey Bailey's death. But Peele's rambling book is so full of unproven assertions, and Peele himself shows such obvious bias in his writing as well as contempt for both Bailey himself and almost everything Oakland in general, that "Killing The Messenger" will not end the long-held suspicions in and around Oakland that more than the bakery was involved in Bailey's killing. Peele traces the origins of the North Oakland-based bakery back a hundred years to Noble Drew Ali's New Jersey-based Moorish Science Temple and Elijah Muhammad's Nation of Islam down through the joining of the Nation of Islam in San Bernadino by Joseph Stephens and the opening of a bakery in that city. Stephens eventually moved to Oakland, broke with the Nation, founded Your Black Muslim Bakery, and changed his name to Yusuf Bey. While Peele's book is footnote-full and clearly heavily-researched, his writing is fatally flawed by his tendency to spin fantasy theories in one portion of his book, only to later present them as "fact" with no further foundation than his own speculation. Although Yusef Bey, the father of Bey IV, was never charged in the early 1970 "Zebra" random, race-based murders of Bay Area whites by African-American men associated with the Nation of Islam, Peele fantasizes that some of the murders were masterminded by Bey and planned, in part, at Your Black Muslim Bakery. His proof? One evening in 1974, two San Francisco Black Muslims drove from Oakland to San Francisco, shot five people at random, and then returned to Oakland to shoot a sixth victim near a North Oakland on-ramp. "The on-ramp was on the most direct route between [Your Black Muslim Bakery] and San Francisco," Peele writes. "The kind of car, its direction, the time of shooting, and the apparent caliber of the weapon all strongly suggest that at least two of the men who had committed the five San Francisco shootings earlier that night had been in North Oakland, where two of them had also been earlier that afternoon. There was only one place where they could have been safe in that neighborhood: Yusuf Bey's headquarters." Peele's insistence on placing all possible blame on Your Black Muslim Bakery carries over to the author's dismissal of any speculation that Bailey may have been working on a story about police or political corruption—perhaps even police ties to the bakery—that might mean that either police or local politicians might have been somehow involved in Bailey's death. "[T]here was little record of Bailey digging for anything salient on cops or politicians, and it was well known that he lacked the patience and many of the skills to do so," Peele writes. One easy way to prove what stories Bailey was working on immediately prior to his death would be to take a look at his personal computer or his reporters notes. But strangely, Bailey's computer and reporter notes never surfaced following his death, and if Peele is at all curious about what might have happened to them, he doesn't mention them in his book. Peele also downplays other facts of the Bailey murder that have led some to suspect possible police involvement: the postponement of the police raid on the bakery scheduled to take place the day before Bailey was killed, the failure of Oakland police officials to pull homicide investigator Sergeant Derwin Longmire off the Bailey murder case even though they believed Longmire was colluding with Yusuf Bey IV, or the misfiling of key portions of the Bailey murder evidence by police officials other than Longmire. Peele blames these police actions solely on "bungling" and "mishandling," with no attempt to determine if they might have been deliberate cover-up acts. "Killing The Messenger" might have answered many of those questions, either confirming suspicions about a wider conspiracy or laying them to rest. Instead, because of Peele's errors, Oakland will have to wait for someone else to complete the story of how and why Chauncey Bailey was killed. J. Douglas Allen-Taylor is a journalist and political columnist and a native of Oakland, California. His first novel, "Sugaree Rising," is scheduled for publication later this year by Freedom Voices Publishers of San Francisco.
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Fleetwood clinches Berks II; Brandywine Heights gets win on special night
The high school soccer regular season has come to and end, but one division was still up for grabs Wednesday night. The Fleetwood girls had a chance to wrap up Berks II. They had to beat Twin Valley at home.
Fleetwood got two first half goals and looked like they were well on their way to clinching the division.
But Twin Valley made it a 2-1 game late in the second half when Gabby Kurtz made a powerful move inside the box and cut the lead in half.
But five minutes later, Hanna Perone sent a corner kick into the Raiders box and Hannah Stump finished it with a blast off the volley.
Fleetwood (9-1) went on to win 3-1 to clinch the Berks II title, finishing with a higher ranking than Conrad Weiser (9-1).
The Brandywine Heights team hosted Breast Cancer Awareness Night Wednesday evening. The event raised money for charity and centered around Brandywine's game against Oley Valley.
Oley's Kailee Kramer put a damper on the home team early with a goal.
But the Bullets answered back shortly after on a goal from Jess Hallowell.
Kramer put the Lynx back on top, streaking around the goalie and putting the Oley up 2-1.
Late in the first half, Brandywine's Nyssa Hughes leveled the score once again, this time using her knee to loft the ball over the keeper and into the net.
The Bullets then took over in the second half. Hallowell notched the go-ahead goal and Hughes added another for insurance.
The Bullets finished the season 7-2-1 in Berks III, good enough for a second-place finish behind 9-0 Tulpehocken.
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Steve Jobs statue: Ones and ohs and OH NOES – it's POINTING at us
Apple godhead Steve Jobs was known for his love of superb but pricey design and flawless aesthetics. So why on Earth has the fruity firm decided to immortalise him with a monstrous statue that's been described as a "huge dildo" for fanbois? Twitter critics have erupted in rage and disbelief after the statue was unveiled on the …
Flawless aesthetics?
Uh ... no.
In the early days, I always sat upwind of Steve.
Is that how you remember me?
First impression: Swiss army knife
Second impression: A nail that was messed up in production and discarded in QC
Lasting impression: If that's how you want to remember me, please forget about me ...
As someone else has noted...
It's a Pez dispenser - only it spits out iPhones
Still fugly though
Bill Gates' bottle opener
I imagine he is commissioning a batch right now.
Where do I enter the catchpa?
It's crap
The artist forgot to put one of the horizontal bars in the € sign, and the $ sign is entirely missing! This isn't the Jobs we all knew!.
Re: It's crap
Not to mention the * and # used frequently in his outbursts...
Actually, maybe not the latter, he couldn't find it on the keyboard!
The reality distortion field still hard at work, I see, if they really think think that's the best of the bunch.
Re: RDF
In fairness, has anyone seen the other ones? ;)
Re: RDF
Yeah, a urinal cake could beat that thing...
I now know where
to hang my coat.
Inspired by the classics
It's a Herma.
Re: Inspired by the classics
I never seen a Herma before, those cheeky Greeks! I want one.
Thanks for the link
Re: Inspired by the classics
Isn't the penis supposed to be at the front, rather than on top?
Re: Inspired by the classics
He's holding it wrong
Re: Inspired by the classics
Herma - originally used to mark boundaries and dedicated to Hermes who, among other things, was Greek god of boundaries .... so see why Apple have gone for it - it aligns directly with the whole ethos of "we get you to buy one device from us and then you're trapped in our walled ecosystem"
Re: Inspired by the classics
It's a Herma.
An iHerma ?
Re: Inspired by the classics
Isn't the penis supposed to be at the front, rather than on top?
Yup - see here. Warning: may be considered NSFW, but who gets their rocks off on that (pardon the pun) really needs help IMHO :)
Re: trapped in our walled ecosystem
That's serendipitous. I suspect the artist was going more for the idea of Hermes the messenger.
Re: Inspired by the classics
Thanks @EddieD. Now I know what a Herma is, and what apotropaic magic is. I'm sure I learn more from El Reg (usually commentards) than from any other forum.
Re: trapped in our walled ecosystem
Not serendipitous ... Hermae were originally boundary markers
Re: Inspired by the classics
"It's a Herma.
Look, this is Apple. Stop pointing out prior art, because if it existed before they (or someone on their behalf) did it, then it clearly did not because they did it first.
...needs to look at the slate statue of Alan Turing over at Bletchley.
Now that's how to make a classy and fitting memorial.
Re: Apple.....
Thats a good one.
Also the Turing statue in Whitworth Gardens is simple but good. Similar to the Roosevelt and Churchill statue on Bond St. Gets people interested and interacting.
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The Human CemeteriPad
Finally! Apple shows some innovation!
It's just a shame that "There's not enough statues of Steve Jobs" isn't really a problem that needs a solution.
What the fuck is it? It frightens the crap out of me!
Re: WTF
It's like that rotating beam out of Hellraiser, with random body parts and torture tools nailed onto it.
The statue works for me...
Everyone is just looking at it wrong.
If that's the best entry...
I don't want to know how the rest looked...
Frankly, that... thing... is uglier than an Xbox...
I've seen a lot worse: http://www.flickr.com/photos/zoetnet/2802207351/?rb=1
Haha, love it, even though a tad NSFW. Apparently that is supposed to be an Xmas tree - as if anyone over 14 would believe that...
My immediate thought? A lamplighter's ladder. Then a freaky matchstick. Then just pure and simple WTF?
I like it!
And it's provoking a reaction, so it MUST be art!
Glad you do
So if it provokes a reaction, it is art ?
Shit provokes a reaction, does that mean it's art ?
On the other hand, that would explain a lot about Microsoft....
Re: Glad you do
Explains a lot about Tracey Emin too.
@ notauser
That's a tad harsh.
There are half a dozen pieces of her work scattered around my home town, and they are interesting, unexpected, and thought provoking. (If they haven't been stolen / vandalised since I last saw them).
She's not all bad.
Well if nothing else, at least they got the disapproving expression down well
Art for Art's sake
Artist's eh! don't you just love em? You can always rely on a sculptor to be so arrogantly fixated on their own idea of 'Art' that the subject matter gets completely ignored. I'm surprised he managed to remember to put Job's head on the top of it; which probably explains why it looks like it has been stuck on at the last minute just before the approval committee arrived.
I can sum it up with two words "bloody dreadful".
Re: Art for Art's sake
>You can always rely on a sculptor to be so arrogantly fixated on their own idea of 'Art' that the subject matter gets completely ignored.
That's not really a problem if you have lots of sculptors submitting proposals for the same commission... it is then the selection panel that chooses the final piece.
Infact, one would use a sculptor *because* they have their own idea of art (you wouldn't expect them to fixate on somebody else's idea of art, surely? It's not as if there is a public consensus on what art is, either); otherwise you'd just use a 3D scanner and a 3D printer to create a mold for casting.
Since its supposed to be Art as opposed to a a functional device (like the iPhone), it certainly seems to tick all the right boxes.
As with any art, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I'm not a fan of most modern art, but that doesn't stop it being art. Unless it's Tracy Emin, in which case it's shiteart.
Pfft, It's Apple
No need to worry, just wait for the next keynote and the iSculpture 2S
That's horrific.
This Is Medieval Times!
It looks like he's been executed and had his head stuck on spike.
Re: This Is Medieval Times!
I like that the post has rounded corners...
Seems like I'm alone here
I actually quite like it. But then I generally enjoy a bit of modern art, and sculptures, so maybe it's just me...
Re: Seems like I'm alone here
I like it too! But I think art enthusiasts would deny that this is Modern Art. Far too conservative.
I think it's brilliant how they clearly used Windows Paint to design it on..
Either a skeleton key or a device for opening bottles and cans. But I can definitely see a market for replicas with sharpened ends, to play mumblety-peg with.
That reminds me of a prop out of the horror film 'Hellraiser' series that pinhead and mates would mess about with.
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A couple of thoughts:
- Trucking the boat down's not gonna be cheap; if you can't afford the time to take it down yourself, either a volunteer crew or even a delivery captain may be well worth considering.
- Since it's been used "sparingly," a shake-down cruise of some sort is certainly in order before you take her off-shore. Things that aren't used/exercised tend to deteriorate and often fail when put to the test after an period of inactivity.
- If you do intend to invest in a new foresail, check out Bacon's in Annapolis for a decent used sail. Seems to me that buying a new sail right before you sell the boat is almost guaranteed to lose you money.
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Ten years ago, when beer cans were thought of as vessels for cheap swill, a Colorado craft brewery started putting its beer in cans and today just about everyone is following that lead.
We can thank Oskar Blues for kicking off the craft beer in cans movement — and for finally being available in Chicago.
In the late 1990s a fellow called Dale Katechis founded a restaurant in Lyons, Colo., and a year later he made a batch of brew in the restaurant's basement. Fast forward to 2012 and we are now drinking that beer in Chicago. The Oskar Blues brewery put its signature Dale's Pale Ale in cans in 2002 and earlier this year rolled it out, along with six other canned brews, in Chicago. They are all available on draft, too, but you will not find any Oskar Blues beers in bottles.
Dale's Pale Ale has hops out the wazoo, and is a good choice for anyone who loves that bitter and floral bite in every sip. Deviant Dale's IPA takes that hop content and ramps it up even more for a heavier assault of grapefruit and pine, and the beer comes in a 16-ounce tallboy can. More hops and more beer. This probably is why it is called "Deviant."
Old Chub is a Scottish style ale that can turn a cold night warm. It is all malty and smoky, and on top of that it registers at 8 percent alcohol. Think of it as a nice controlled fire in a quaint little fireplace, which just happens to look like a green beer can.
The Imperial Red Double IPA that Oskar Blues has named G'Knight is another kind of cool weather brew with a nice hop kick, and if G'Knight and Old Chub are nice warmers then Gubna and Ten Fidy are all-out heaters.
Gubna, an Imperial Red IPA, is amber and malty, but with a huge, clean hop finish and a proceed-with-caution 10 percent alcohol. Sip, sip, sip — no gulping allowed. Ten Fidy tops all Oskar Blues beers in just about everything. An Imperial Stout, this monster hits you with chocolate and coffee and a 10.5 percent alcohol punch. Make sure not to take too many punches in quick succession. You also might think about having some food as you get punched so as not to end up face-down on the canvas.
Mama's Little Yella Pils is a pilsner — closest in style to the American beers that gave cans a bad name, except that MLYP is a thousand times better than those beers. This is the beer for people who do not dig the more robust styles of the craft beer world. This is for the person who wants a nice, regular, easy-drinking beer. This also is for the craft beer aficionado who likes to drink really good beer in the hot summer sun, and does not want to tote around a cooler full of bottles.
Put MLYP on your "Beer To Buy Next Summer" list but be sure to try it between now and then. A hot dog tastes different outside in July than it does inside in December but it is not like you have to stop eating hot dogs — or drinking pilsner — between Labor Day and Memorial Day. I like to drink and eat with the seasons. It feels right to me. But anyone who wants to pack a cooler full of ice and canned craft beer and watch beach movies in the wintertime is all right by me.
Keep in mind what you already know about cans. They weigh less than bottles. You can cool them faster. They block the light and keep your beer fresher. They are not drinking glasses. Think of a can as a miniature keg. Get the beer out of the can and into a clean glass every time you are able. Drink directly out of the can only as a last resort.
The folks at Oskar Blues would tell you the same thing — that the can is an efficient delivery device, not a serving container. If you are in the middle of nowhere without a glass or even a coffee mug in sight then fine, drink out of the can. Otherwise, pop that can, pour that beer in and watch the glorious foam rise to the top. Take a whiff, take a sip, and say a little thanks to Oskar Blues for putting good beer in a can and encouraging so many other craft brewers to do the same.
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Y Stabal is a beautifully restored, semi detached stable conversion with full height sloping windows which connect guests inside the property with the beautiful surroundings outside. Being all on the ground floor, this cottage contains two ensuite bedrooms (one double and one twin with a pull out bed) as well as a fitted kitchen with Welsh slate work surfaces and an open plan living area comprising a dining area and a sitting room with large feature windows. Outside the cottage is off road parking and a shared garden with a patio area and exterior furniture and a barbecue. Y Stabal is one of a group of three cottages that can accommodate twelve people in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park making this a real rural delight.
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Located in Ensenada Honda, this 3 story house offers stunning views in a peaceful community of this beautiful island. The house is located in a dead end private street with easy access to any part of Culebra, including the airport, restaurants, markets and beaches.
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There are no true solo acts. If someone tells you they got where they are all by themselves, they're lying. Don't believe them, and don't buy what they're selling.
Wise words from my partner Sam Davidson, someone who has inspired me to turn an entrepreneurial dream into a reality. Whereas earlier this year I was simply surviving as an entrepreneur, since September, I've been living as an entrepreneur, thriving as a business-owner. Not going at it alone helps, a lot. Having other people who are equally committed to the success of a business is powerful stuff.
There's power in numbers - smart numbers - not numbers for the sake of numbers. At Proof, we like to keep things close to the chest. We don't have the desire to be the next mega-agency with a high-rise office – but we're not (at all) opposed to handing out work to good, talented people. We've learned very quickly the importance of collaboration – and that getting the right people on board, paying them what they're worth, and forming partnerships is invaluable (not to mention, a lot less lonely).
Sam encourages people to form partnerships:
You need to team up with someone, whether it's a partner, a mentor, an editor, or an equal. Get input.Toss your ideas out into the open, where they can be critiqued and molded into something that's much closer to perfection than you're able to create all by yourself. Swallow the pride and stop believing the myths that people are self-made millionaires. There are no overnight successes and there are no true solo acts.
It's been true as a business owner, and it was true before I took the plunge into this lifestyle.
When I read today's prompt for #reverb10 – asking to think about a friend who changed my perspective – I immediately thought of one moment – one conversation with a very good friend, Nicole Crimaldi.
This client – turned partner – turned friend gave me a kick in my self-doubting ass when I was wondering if running my own business was even remotely realistic. I vividly remember a conversation in the suburbs of Chicago when she encouraged me, repeatedly, that this could be something that I not only should do, but that I could do very well.
Fate, as it would seem, got me fired from my job only a week or so later – not exactly the exit I had anticipated, but I thought back to Nicole's o-so-wise words of wisdom, "Don't waste your time with the things you can't control".
We all need someone like Nicole – who – like a personal trainer – pushes you hard, cuts through the bullshit, and gives you a kick in the ass when you need it.
We all need someone like Sam – someone who believes in you and believes not only in your own success, but in the combined success and in the beauty of collaboration.
It's been one of those years – in a good way – and I certainly wouldn't be where I am today without the support, love, and motivation from great people.
Who's inspired you this year? Who pushes you to be at your best? Who have you partnered with?
Check out the full rundown of my #reverb10 posts here
First, I love that you are using your own photo and a brilliant choice – and second, what true insights here, Matt. I think flying solo may happen during stages of the journey but from start to finish, we are all likely to ask for help and offer it at the same time…I have really enjoyed watching your evolution as you move on from the day that "they" fired you but you lit a fire inside and started to define your own path!
You do usually start "solo" and there's nothing wrong with that – I think that helps you get your wings and helps you figure out what you ARE good at, and what you should pass along to someone more experienced. Thanks for being a part of this exciting journey with me!
Matt, I'm thinking that we don't really start solo. We usually have a guide, a pilot, a coach, a cheerleader first to help give us our wings and then we fly. And as we fly more complex planes, those individuals are there in the wings to pick up with us again when we need them. Yes-No?
Sometimes – yes. Often times, no. Those who are lucky enough to have a guide or mentor from the onset – that's a great place to be in – but in my case, there was a LOT of figuring things out on my own on the fly – and I think many others can attest to the same.
Did I have others around me leading by example and indirectly providing inspiration? Of course, we all do – but taking that leap to go out on your own starts and ends with one person: Yourself.
There was plenty of times where I felt incredibly lonely, or didn't know how I could possibly keep going – especially at the pace I was at. And in all honesty, I couldn't – in order to scale and grow a business – rather than simply sustaining, it involved a next step, which, in this case, meant joining forces with others who compliment each other extremely well.
Amen brother. We need to remove solo from the equation. At the end of the day, it's all about getting to a place of value and higher quality for me … and there's no humanly possible means to do so without help, and lots of it.
Good stuff my friend.
Agreed – going at it on your own works, for a while, but forever? It's going to be tough to sell me that argument, that working alone forever is a good plan…
Exactly. A "partner" doesn't have to be someone you split the paycheck with – it can be, as you said, a friend or connection that keeps you focused and to share ideas with. Hope all is well up in Chicago buddy!
As somebody who works very closely with a partner on my biggest blogging project, BlogcastFM, I think you are spot on with this. In fact you've inspired me to write a follow up piece on how to find somebody to collaborate with. Collaboration is going to be a big part of the future of of blogging and social media in my opinion. You simply can't operate in a vacuum and expected to succeed. I think you made a very intelligent point about power in "smart numbers." I believe that a small group of people with a passion and commitment to a cause have way more power than a large of group of people with a ton of apathy permeating the group. As far as Nicole, I agree that we all need someone like her in our lives.
Nice. Can't wait to read the post – I have some thoughts on that as well – one of the biggest things when Sam and I decided to join forces? We understood that neither of us NEEDED each other – Sam was doing his own things, as was I – but it made more sense and we've (already) found that we're much more successful when doing things together – it's important to collaborate with people based on the mutual desire and respect of each other, not based on need. Nobody likes a clingy, needy significant other – the same is true for a business partner.
Looking forward to your post – and – we need to catch up one of these days – been far too long since we've chatted – congrats on everything you're continuing to do with BlogcastFM.
Lovely photo
I'm finding this whole reverb10 thang a bit like Christmas Dinner – too many courses. I'm getting full. And then this comes along. Refreshing.
As the late great Joe Strummer said, Without People, You're Nothing. Yeah – we can and do stuff solo sometimes – but I think we're better together. The biggest project our business has worked on so far has been a stakeholder engagement review for Guide Dogs for the Blind. It was critical for the charity to choose the right partnership and the feedback they have given shows they feel they made a good choice. And in order to deliver the project to the very best standards we could in turn we partnered with Humap. And in particular with my friend and associate Jonathan Wilson, at Humap.
Jonathan and I together were able to give Guide Dogs so much more than either one of us could have. There's some useful weird maths in there about the whole and the sum of the parts – or something. Here's an extract of what the CEO of the charity said after our final report was approved by their council "Their passion and knowledge regarding engagement has meant that Guide Dogs has a real insight into its stakeholders, their views and attitudes" For me this is a great example of client partnering and associate partnering combining to co-create real value.
Keep up the good work Matt, and Sam, and everyone who appreciate the power of partnership.
Cheers to that, Doug. There's nothing better than a mutually beneficial partnership.
And yes, I know what you mean about #reverb10 – I'm committed to keeping up with it for the remainder of the month, but, I'm starting to feel like I'm repeating myself. How many different ways can you tell people what your favorite memory of the year is? I guess 13 more…
Self-motivated stubborn person that I am (*grins*), choosing to not go at it alone is something that's always been very difficult for me to do. But recently, as I was brainstorming a new project I've been wanting to tackle for a while, I thought – what the heck is the point of doing it all by yourself, when there are plenty of creative and talented people you could get on board? It's taken me a while to realize it, but developing partnerships is definitely the way to go.
Agreed – it's hard to let go of things – believe me – I know – even letting go of my own solo business and starting Proof was not an easy decision – you develop an ownership with your work and you don't want to give it up. But, as you said, there's so much more opportunity when you have other great people on board and you're all working toward a common goal of success, with multiple different perspectives and talents to get there. Cheers!
Not only would I not be as awesome as I am if I were flying solo, I'd be smiling a lot less too. From writing guest posts on some of my favourite people's sites to starting the happiness equivalent of Diggnation, none of this would have been possible without my best friend, co-host and dream catcher.
We all need people around us to catch the vision and inspire us forward. Thank you for a lovely post that made me smile.
I LOVE the term dream catcher. I always refer to my little note book as a dream catcher because it's where I write down ideas. But a HUMAN dream catcher is such a more amazing concept because humans help us put dreams into action, not just write them down in a notebook. We all need this- somewhat of a cheerleader and accoutability partner in one.
Agree with both of you here – having someone there to support our good decisions, and shoot down the one's that maybe aren't so good – to help us focus – is critical. Not that you always have to listen when someone tells you not to do something – but having a "partner" on your side to help you streamline is something all of us need.
WOW- I was surprised to be mentioned- let alone given so much undue credit- in this post!
This year really has been one of those "WHOA A LOT CHANGED IN A YEAR" kind of years for both of us.
Literally a year ago EXACTLY- we sat down for the 1st time. Since then, my blog traffic has more than doubled, I've decided to make my passion for internet marketing/social media official by taking some classes (never would've done this before meeting you), I know a lot more about SEO (thanks to you for starting me on it), I've done several speaking engagements thanks to YOUR initial push and partnership, I've gone on several interviews for jobs I have no experience for (thanks, in part, for your ridiculous confidence in me)… the list goes on. In other words, the gratitude goes both ways.
I'm reading "The Tipping Point" right now and learning that little things lead to big results. No one should doubt how many of those little encouraging comments, emails, phone calls or coffee meetings can push your life in a whole new direction.
SUPER excited to see what you do in 2011!
AND PS- I'm publicly asking you to give me a swift kick in the #@$ to get Chidogoan off the ground.
Doesn't it seem like it was much, much longer ago than that fateful night at a Glenview Caribou one year ago? Crazy how much has changed in such a short period of time. You were the first person I thought of when I wrote this post – it was your "tough love" early on, before I made this leap (not by choice) that really helped clear the self doubt that had me afraid to take the leap on my own (good thing I got fired and the decision was made for me, right?)
Every single one of us has a "tipping point" – many tipping points, at that. It's been a pleasure working with you and calling you a friend Nicole – and I really appreciate your continued support.
And…yes…we both need to get our shit together with Chidogoan. I'll be in Chicago again over the holidays if I need to give you an in=person "swift kick in the ass".
Thanks again, Nicole.


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