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Hemangi Subramaniam | 23 hrs ago
The reason can be anything from low confidence to a comfort of being alone. To work accordingly, do please connect with me.
Just Speak Language Institute Spoken English And Personality | 4 hrs ago
Shyness is because of many reasons. Eg. Lack of knowledge, introvert nature, low self confidence and many more. You need to do a lot of public speaking.
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Neha Ravichandran Ravichandran | 08 Feb
Personality development is a journey and not a days affair. There are many aspects to it, starting from your outer appearance, which is more to do with the clothing style, then comes your mental and inner appearance which is projected by your body language, etiquette, and finally Communication. If people have a positive perception about your outer image, the chances of them connecting with you will be much higher. One has to balance all the aspects for their personality development. You can reach out to us, to work on all the mentioned aspects. Or you can be in the company of positive people, read and see motivational speakers or take professional help. Though all these aspects will work over a time and the transition will be a journey and not over night. All the Best.
Anju Deshpande | 20 Apr
Closely observe your self, your communication, reaction, approach and attitude as if you are your friend. Give and take suggestion to improve. Work from inside to out.Inside is what u r and out side is what others think you are. Enrich grain by grain every day.Keep all qualities that u love in yourself intact no matter what others say! Happiness every day are bricks to build strong personality.
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Competency Enhancers | 05 Feb
Personality plays an important role in the success of a person. Personality includes communication skills, Presentation skills, etiquette and grooming, Body Language, Creativity, Problem Solving, Interpersonal Skills, Positive attitude, dealing with others, conflict management etc. A person may lose good opportunity despite of possessing good knowledge and working skills as they sometimes fail to showcase the same to the world. One should develop personality so that the person can show the same to others. A person with an impressive personality attracts more opportunities and grow more due to that.
Easwaran Sarma | 3 days ago
In today's world, one needs to enhance the personal effectiveness, How? There are certain things if you can learn and make it a daily habit, it can help in enhancing personal effectiveness.
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With a focus on leadership, team building and public etiquette skills.
Sheryl Gracias | 07/12/2016
Its important for you to understand your strengths and believe in yourself. Which part of your personality do you want to develop. Understand your potentials and build on what you are good at. You are special in every way.
I have started working with small industry but many time I'm failed to interact with our clients because of low confidence and also communication problem. How I can make it comfortable ?
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Kaushal | 26/11/2016
Hi Swati, We lack confidence when we do not know something. So I would only suggest that you must learn English through any source you are comfortable with. Apart from that speak with your clients in the language you are more comfortable in this way you will sound more confident. All the best. Priyanka
Anju Deshpande | 20 Apr
Foremost is" No Competition" !.Comfortable is state of mind.Friendly atmosphere helps.Think like a well wisher for your client and boom!! start getting positive feed back your confidence grow. Communication is a skill learn, practice and develop your own unique way.
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genius91 your question presupposes a belief in the existence of a soul, this itself is not a scientifically proven fact/entity/etc but does lead to philosophical enquiry.
AHH< you thinks its out of your realm but love is not out of anyones realm....We all give it recieve it and need it.. It is the part of us that remains with those we love and touch in our lives that part of us that lives forever!
Its a part of us that helps us develop and build our minds, Its part of the corner stones of our learning.. Its what we teach our children and eventually helps guide us through our lives, some do not ever have alot of love but they have spirit and soul as we all do. I am just saying that it is an integeral part of what makes us all human and unique, I think there are alot more aspects to spirit and soul many others believe much differently.. But Mine is just one opinion in many..
I cannot even express how glad I am to have found this thread.I have been thinking about souls a lot lately.Personally, I don't think souls exist... but when I had discussions about this, I never really had any knowledge or information to backup what I was saying. I just thought everything a person did was controlled by their brain and chemical impulses things like that, and I had a teacher who brought up a very good point which made me think this way. He mentioned how drugs can duplicate so many feelings- so how can souls exist? Ecstasy can make you feel love for example. Mushrooms, cocaine, there are so many drugs that can alter feelings...and who is to classify them as pseudo or not just because it is a "drug." How can a soul exist, if something synthetic can do this?Well the wikipedia article did help a lot.Plato's idea seemed a bit far-fetched (that was more the spiritual aspect of a soul), whereas Artistotle was a bit more realistic with the "essence" of something being it's soul. I love how he can give a knife, with a soul of cutting as an example. I thought that was great. (Haha, I don't think I have a problem being open-minded to some religions, I just think other people with these religions, have a problem being open-minded to beliefs and theories they're too naive to accept. Sorry, I am quite the liberal!)- but if you think a person has a soul, then why doesn't a plant?I think I can be a happy atheist and go by Aristotle's view :]I would agree with yo completely....plants are alive and they say everything is connected..so yeah, why not a plant??

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Pollution Pollution is the introduction of pollutants (whether chemical substances, or energy such as noise, heat, or light) into the environment to such a point that its effects become harmful to human health, other living organisms, or the environment (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollution, 19/10/07 ).
We can identify several types of pollution: Water pollution; Air pollution; Sound pollution; Soil or ground pollution; Light pollution.
The levels of pollution are growing because: Population is increasing; Forests are disappearing; There are more big cities with less green spaces; Non rational use of resources. We are ruining our planet by taking actions without looking to its consequences.
Some consequences of pollution are global threats: Greenhouse effect ; Global warming; Climate changes; Depletion of the ozone layer; Lack of drinking water; Glaciers melt (raise of sea levels); Destruction of ecosystems. These changes put in danger living organisms as well as human health.
It is up to us! Use energy-saving long life light bulbs; Dont use non biodegradable plastic bags; Use public transports instead of personal cars; Use rechargeable batteries; We must decrease our wastes, emission of dangerous gases and save water to preserve our future.
It is up to us! Stop water from running when brushing your teeth; Put a water bottle inside your flusher; Control taps and use dirty water for plants; Dont leave TV, video or other appliances on stand by; Separate your wastes in order to be recycled.
These are simple things that anyone can do, but we all know that there are many people that dont follow them because is not easy to change our habits and people refer to have less work than help the planet. In fact some people do even worse: we can easily find rubbish in the streets, bottles in the rivers...
A brighter future? Peoples way of thinking must change in order to provide next generations a better planet. Some examples of measures that are taking place: Children are receiving information about what they can do to help the environment starting from nursery and primary schools. Governments are investing more in facilities directed for collecting and treating residues. There are television programs about environment conservation for adults and youngest.
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What's wrong with the quality of political debate today? A lot of the problem lies with the politicians of course but we can hardly expect them to make it easy. No, we think the problem lies with the journalists. We celebrate 'challenging' interviewers like Jeremy Paxman and John Humphreys, but have you given much though to what they actually achieve? One of JP's most celebrated interviews was with Michael Howard, at the time conservative home secretary. Howard was being evasive, so Jeremy Paxman just kept asking the same question over twenty times and got the same reply.
What a waste of precious interview time with the third most powerful figure in the UK Government.
We see similar problems across the media where the entire interview is designed to try to catch the politician out in some trivial way, rather than elicit actual facts and engage in real debate. The objective seems to be to score points - essentially it's all about the confrontation and not the topic.
The Newsroom has the journalists that we wish we had in real life.
They are incredibly bright and well informed, specialise to an enormous degree so they really know their topic, study history and understand how that shapes the present, and have enormous integrity and absolutely will not run a story until they are very certain it is true - they were nearly last with the BP spill in the Gulf because they were determined to triple check their sources.
Watching the first episode in series one was enthralling. This is a programme where the quality of the dialogue is exceptional, with fast, exciting, challenging and well-informed debates. The stories they cover are the real ones: The BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the Tea Party, the uprising in Egypt and American elections and occupy Wall Street (the US companion to the UK movement 'Occupy London').
The show is set around a late night evening news programme where the anchor, Will McAvoy (Jeff Daniels), is a lawyer turned interviewer who is determined to run a real news show and not a gossip show. This frequently leads him into disputes with the owner of the channel (played by Jane Fonda) who not only wants a populist show to increase audience figures but who also has strong political affiliations. The supporting cast is very strong, and it's probably unfair to describe them as that. This is a show with eight very strong regular characters who are all critical to the success of this great show. The background stories of life and love are there as you might expect, but only occasionally do these take central stage. The evening show and the stories they investigate are at the forefront.
Although the central theme is producing an evening broadcast, they manage to avoid making the shows predictable. Yes, there is normally an interview by Will. Yes, there is normally a breaking story that needs to be verified. Yes, there is normally a dispute with management. But for all that each episode seems fresh and different. In one of our favourite episodes the team want to hold a debate between the candidates but want to ask them real, challenging questions. When one of our politicians says 'This policy is eroding my civil rights' the interview will say 'name three rights that you have lost'. Of course they can't - in the same way that here in the UK we talk of loss of rights to Europe and no-one ever says 'name one'. The show doesn't go ahead because none of the political parties will agree to the this style of questioning, They just want a platform.
In a more recent episode a team of journalists are following a candidate on the tour bus, being fed sound-bites and official statements but never being able to get real answers or even speak directly to the candidate. It makes a mockery of our free press and shows how far we have come from being truly democratic.
We'll say again what makes this show particularly good is the dialogue. Image a dinner party with the sharpest, smartest, best informed guests. Imagine the conversation over dinner when real political debate begins. Now sit and watch it on The Newsroom.
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The gist of his case is that the Act contravenes the most basic element of our system of justice - including the requirement of fairness - which it is the purpose of the rule of law to protect. It is precisely because of the rule of law that we must pass legislation such as the War Crimes Act.
It is not the case that the Act is 'a flagrant case of retroactive legislation'. Retroactivity refers to the subsequent criminalisation of an act that was lawful at the time it was committed. To be fair to Mr Wheatcroft, he prefers to think of genocidal crimes as merely 'revolting deeds', thus implying that the cold-blooded and systematic murder of thousands of innocent people was not a crime at the time such deeds were committed. Quite the contrary, both by the domestic laws of all civilised countries and by contemporary international law, war crimes of the kind committed by the Nazis and their willing collaborators were unlawful and constituted murder.
Second, he asserts that the Act in some way changes the rules of evidence and identification. Again incorrect: there is nothing in the Act to support such a bizarre contention. To the contrary, the Act introduces safeguards for the accused - thus prosecutions require the consent of the Attorney General, and where a notice of transfer had been issued the defence have a right of appeal (to the Crown Court) for the case to be dismissed for want of sufficient evidence.
However, the principled objection to the Act is said to concern the rule of law, understood as a set of juristic precepts guaranteeing fairness to the accused. In the light of the above points Wheatcroft's argument finally fails. But there is a deeper meaning to the rule of law: it can also be characterised as representing the ideals underpinning our system of justice as a whole.
In this sense, the purpose of law is not only to guarantee basic rights but also obligations to each other as civilised human beings. For the system of justice to fail to respond to crimes such as those involved in the Holocaust seriously undermines the integrity of the whole system. It also sends a message to the perpetrators of such unspeakable crimes - past, present and future - that their misdeeds will go unpunished by civilised legal orders.
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France is blessed by a handful of great actors and an extraordinary glut of great actresses. Many of these have carried their reputations abroad, such as the indestructible Catherine Deneuve, the elusive Emmanuelle Béart, the versatile Juliette Binoche...
My favourite, however, is a wonderful comic actress who is little known outside her own country. Has anyone, apart from accredited film buffs, ever heard of Catherine Frot (pronounced with a silent "t", as in "to and fro")?
In the past seven years, Mme Frot, 47, has made an enormous reputation in France, playing a series of plucky-unconventional or dippy-conventional, fortysomething women, in films that have succeeded at home but barely troubled the box office abroad.
She was magnificent as the sweet, silly wife of a provincial bully in Un Air de Famille (1996), and funny and moving as a wealthy, rebellious nuisance in La Dilettante (1999). Both were pleasant, unexceptional films (illuminated by the presence of Frot). Both were satires on modern French life, in which French writers and directors were talking rather comfortably to French audiences.
Occasionally, films of this kind - Le Dîner des Cons, for example, or Amélie Poulain - strike a chord abroad and enjoy huge, international success. Most of them make a modest impression in France and then disappear (except for endless reprises to fill up the wastelands of the TV schedules).
With my family away, I went along the other night to watch my heroine in her latest movie: Sept Ans de Mariage, a kind of French remake of The Seven Year Itch. Frot plays a prudish banker, wife and mother, who is drawn by her bored, sexually frustrated husband into the world of Parisian "clubs échangistes", or wife-swapping clubs.
The subject is a good one and deserves a better film. Wife-swapping clubs - where you can participate, or simply gawp - are one of the French social phemonena of the last two decades. There are four pages of listings devoted to them in Pariscope, the French capital's equivalent of Time Out. Judging by the ads, they range from the cheap and nasty to the deluxe, elaborate and pompous. ("Thursday gang-bang soirée... Reservation recommended. Smart dress only.")
Clubs échangistes have, in a sense, replaced the maisons closes, or authorised brothels, which were banned in France more than half a century ago, except, of course, that hubby would have gone alone to the maisons closes. This is social progress.
None of these topics is explored very deeply by the film, which is neither especially sexy, nor especially witty. The screenplay is pleasant but predictable: the wife is turned on despite herself; the husband grows alarmed. True love is rediscovered.
None the less, Sept Ans de Mariage, thanks mostly to another of Frot's great performances, has shot to the top of the film charts in France (second only to the monster hit Hulk).
It is customary abroad to mock the run-of-the-mill productions of modern French cinema as being too Franco-French, and therefore undeserving of the public subsidies lavished upon them. This misses the point.
Thanks to these subsidies (now under threat), France is the only country in Europe still to have a fully-functioning cinema, producing everything from comedies to cartoons. (More than 200 films a year, compared to fewer than 100 in Britain.)
While the system lasts, French cinema can still afford to make pleasant little movies about modern French life, in which French writers and directors talk comfortably to French audiences. Would that we still had the same in Britain.
On the other hand, Frot is too good for the French alone. She deserves - and the world deserves - a role in a movie that will travel better than Sept ans de Mariage.
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Another French movie which comes out tomorrow seems certain to cause great amusement in Britain, except among my fellow Manchester United fans. It features a version of the Hulk who is red rather than green.
Eric Cantona, the former Le Dieu of Old Trafford, appears inside a fat suit, which turns him - rather grotesquely, judging by the advance pictures - into a 25-stone Marseilles detective. Cantona, 37, retired from football in 1997 to make a career in the cinema, without enormous success.
In his first starring part in 1998, in Mookie, he was comprehesively out-acted by the chimpanzee in the title role. However, he did recently win a small award from an obscure French festival for his role in a short film.
Could L'Outremangeur ("The Excessive Eater") be his cinematic breakthrough? The advance publicity has unnamed critics describing his performance as "marvellous" and "breathtaking". He plays a murder squad detective whose only hobby is eating, until he falls in love with a young woman who has killed her uncle.
Cantona has let it be known recently that he is available for a job in football management.
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A friend told me that he had seen advance publicity for the movie Sinbad: la Légende des Sept Mers (Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas) spelled out in the moveable type outside a Paris cinema as Sinbad: la Légende des Sept Mères or Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Mothers.
In Ireland, a couple of weeks ago, I saw a cinema which had advertised Charlie's Angels as Charlie's Angles. A couple of years ago, the same cinema showed a film called My Big Fat Geek Wedding.
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"Be of good cheer, therefore, since both my failure and my success are arguments of courage for yourselves."
— De Lege Libellum, Liber CL
"Success is your proof; courage is your armour; go on, go on, in my strength"
— Liber AL vel Legis, Book of the Law
"The price of success was moral courage up to the theatrical limit."
— Confessions of Aleister Crowley, Chapter 76
"Let him beware of the 'lust of result', of expecting too much, of losing courage if his first success is followed by a series of failures.
For success makes success seem so incredible that one is apt to create an inhibition fatal to subsequent attempts. One fears to fail; the fear intrudes upon the concentration and so fulfils its own prophecy. We know how too much pleasure in a love affair makes one afraid to disgrace oneself on the next few occasions; indeed, until familiarity has accustomed one to the idea that one's lover has never supposed one to be more than human. Confidence returns gradually. Inarticulate ecstasy is replaced by a more sober enjoyment of the elements of the fascination."
— Liber Samekh, Liber DCCC
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The Dell PowerEdge R900 rack server is a 4U, four-socket powerhouse designed for RISC migration, virtualization, and mission critical applications.
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The R900 used to be Dell's top of the line rack server a few years back and still offers powerful performance in an extremely well-engineered and logical chassis design. Supporting four processors with substantial memory and storage, The R900 is a natural choice for data-demanding enterprise applications, and extreme virtualization.
Supported on the R900 are three different Intel processor families supporting two- to six-cores each for a total of 24 total cores in a two processor configuration using top-of-the-line 7400 series processors. Also supported are the Intel 7300 and 7200 processors which offer four-and two-core processors respectively.
Up to 32 fully buffered DIMM modules (FBD) are supported on the system in a four processor configuration. Memory modules are housed in four individual risers that stack up on either side of the PCIe slots located in the middle of the system board. Each processor in turn supports eight memory modules. With all 32 modules loaded with 8GB modules, that's 256GB of total memory. High availability features including, memory sparing and memory mirroring are available depending on your needs for speed and resiliency. Optional quad-rank, low-power 4GB DIMM modules are also supported but will only provide half the memory capacity compared to standard DIMMs with four processors installed.
There are five drive trays on the front of the system that can support a maximum of 5TB of internal storage, either SAS, SATA or nearline SAS. The five bays will support either five 3.5- or eight 2.5-inch drives. There is also a single optical drive located on the front of the system that can house optional DVD-ROM, CD-RW, or DVD-RW. There are several HD RAID controllers supported on the system.
Seven PCIe slots are supported for NICs, or additional RAID controllers. Video is handled by an integrated ATI Radeon ES1000 chip with 32MB of SDRAM. There are four embedded Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet NICs. Optional add-in8GB HBAs are also supported for greater bandwidth.
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
This Ain't Your Kid's Popcorn
Tequila Spiked Caramel Corn
Prep: 1 hour 15 minutes; Makes 16 cups.
16 cups air-popped popcorn
½ cup salted roasted peanuts
1 cup light brown sugar
1 stick unsalted butter
3 tablespoons agave nectar
2 tablespoons light corn syrup
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon baking soda
1½ tablespoons tequila
Preheat the oven to 250° and position racks in the upper and middle thirds. Toss the popcorn with the roasted peanuts in a large heatproof bowl.
In a large saucepan, combine the brown sugar with the butter, agave nectar, corn syrup and salt and bring to a boil, stirring until the sugar is completely dissolved. Boil over moderate heat for 4 minutes. Remove from the heat. Using a long spoon, stir in the baking soda and tequila; the syrup will foam. Immediately pour the hot syrup over the popcorn and peanuts and, using 2 spoons, toss to coat thoroughly.
Spread the popcorn on 2 nonstick baking sheets and bake for about 1 hour, stirring occasionally and switching the sheets halfway through, until golden and nearly dry. Turn off the oven, open the oven door completely and let the popcorn cool completely before serving.
The caramel corn can be kept in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
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- MVS said...
I saw you linked to cupcakesandcashmere. My partner is from nola and we live in delhi. we will be up at 5am to watch the superbowl. black & gold!
- February 7, 2010 at 2:34 AM
- Courtney said...
MVS: I'll be in Delhi for the first time in just a few days! Will spend two weeks in India and I'm thrilled to see the country. Thanks so much for stopping by!
- February 7, 2010 at 2:59 AM
- Frau said...
Go Saints!! It's on at Midnight here..I'm going to try and stay up!
- February 7, 2010 at 4:55 AM
- Stephanie said...
Go Saints! Sean is making deep fried boccocini mozzarella balls and ribs, so it will be a feat of fat things!
- February 7, 2010 at 9:11 AM
- {lovely little things} said...
What a great Super Bowl food!
- February 7, 2010 at 11:25 AM
- MLou said...
Congrats on the big win! Could you hear the whoops of joy from KL?
- February 8, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- Courtney said...
We could because our house was causing quite the raucous as well ;) great game!
- February 8, 2010 at 9:27 AM
- Sarah said...
The popcorn sounds wonderful! I was told about your blog via your friend Julie and I have to say I absolutely love it! I hope you all have an amazing time in India.
India is an adventure, for sure!
Thanks for your wonderful blog. I always look forward to your posts!
- February 8, 2010 at 11:45 AM
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This paper outlines how we the intersections of exploitation and oppressions and what approach the WSM takes in relation to this. Our collective theoretical understanding is framed in the WSM Constitution's core point of unity number 7: "We actively oppose all manifestations of prejudice within the workers' movement and society in general and we work alongside those struggling against racism, sexism, [religious] sectarianism and homophobia as a priority. We see the success of a revolution and the successful elimination of these oppressions after the revolution being determined by the building of such struggles in the pre-revolutionary period. The methods of struggle that we promote are a preparation for the running of society along anarchist and communist lines after the revolution."
That theory is informed by the individual and collective experiences of WSM members over 30 years and our adaption of anarchism to our local contexts which includes specific experiences of oppression and personal & historical experiences of the anti-colonial struggle in Ireland and elsewhere. The development of this paper involved our own experiences being placed alongside our discussions of the broad set of writings and observations emerging from the anarchist and feminist study of the relationship between gender, class and race and in particular what is often referred to today as 'Intersectionality'.
There's a funny glitch in both US and Irish society that whenever 'Black Lives Matter' (BLM) is said, inevitably there's an echo of 'All Lives Matter' (ALM). Like good social technicians let's try and fix that glitch.
Black Lives Matter is variously accused of being 'racist', 'divisive', and 'distracting' from what's 'really' happening and 'real' issues. But this is mistaken.
'Black Lives Matter' is not a statement made in a vaccuum, out of nowhere - 'Black Lives Matter' is a response. It's a direct response to every killing of a black person by the police, as agents of the white supremacist state. Every killing, and the subsequent indifference of (white) society and impunity of the killers, is a message: BANG, BANG, 'Black Lives Don't Matter'. 'No' is the reply, 'Black Lives Matter'.
Around 1000 people currently live in a camp near Dunkirk in France. Many of them are Kurdish, fleeing either ISIS in Syria, the Iranian state or the Turkish states war against the Kurdish part of its population. Some families have already spent 10 months in the camp.
Many hope to get to the UK just a short and very famous journey away across the sea. There is a motorway near the camp and when traffic slows down some in desperation try and leap onto passing lorries. Sometimes people get killed doing this.
It's an all too familiar story and there is a liberal tendency to paint the people living in these conditions as victims requiring our charity. What we want to talk about here is how this isn't the case, that instead people in the camps are self organising with solidarity activists and in the most difficult of circumstances taking some control back over their lives. It's solidarity we need to talk about, not charity.
The Leave / Brexit vote in the referendum came in the end as a surprise, a narrow win for Remain was expected. This may be because the core Leave vote was in the run-down white working class communities of the now desolate English and Welsh industrial zones. A population trapped in conditions of long-term unemployment and poverty who no one really pays much attention to anymore.
Some on the left have seized on the makeup of this core vote to suggest that there was some progressive element to the Brexit vote despite the campaign being led by racist hatemongers and wealthy US-oriented neoliberals. Mostly that's a mixture of wishful thinking and post hoc justification for having called for a Leave vote in the first place, but it is true that a section of the working class, C2DEs in marketing speak, voted to Leave in close to a 2:1 ratio. Is the class composition of that vote enough to automatically make it progressive regardless of content? And what does it tell us that a section of the radical left seems to think the answer to that question is yes, that it is enough to be anti-establishment?
1. The Brexit vote for the UK to leave the European Union demonstrates that even weak parliamentary democracy is incompatible with escalating neoliberal inequality. In the UK as elsewhere a tiny segment of the population have taken a larger and larger share of total wealth in the last decades. Particularly under austerity almost everyone else has seen their share of the wealth they produce decline massively.
2. The Remain campaign was headed up by the political class of the neoliberal establishment and backed by model neo liberal corporations like Ryanair. But because the anger against rising inequality was successfully diverted through scapegoating already marginalized people, in particular migrants, the Leave campaign was also lead by wealthy elitist bigots whose variant of neoliberalism looks to the former colonies and the US rather than Europe.
Our hearts ache for the victims of the homophobic hate crime that took place over the weekend in Orlando, Florida where a gunman attacked an LGBT+ club killing 50 and wounding over 50 more. Much has been asked by us and by other left queers about the LGBT+ community, whether it exists and if it exists why don't we feel a part of it. Sadly it is at times like these that we become aware of its existence. When people are considered deviants and deserving of a murderous assault for their sexuality, a trait all of us in the community share, we cannot but come together in sadness and in mourning.
Two different futures are fighting to be born in this moment.
One the future of more effective border guards, of dragging refugees off trains and herding them into camps, of war without end, of hatred for the 'other', of wealth for a privilege few and immiseration for the masses.
The other future is glimpsed in the people quietly organising our own aid convoys to Calais, of solidarity with Rojava, of fighting for an equality that will be global in scope and from which no one will be locked out.
Which of those futures will you choose to feed?
Anarchism can learn a lot from the feminist movement. In many respects it already has. Anarcha-feminists have developed analyses of patriarchy that link it to the state form. We have learned from the slogan that "the personal is political" (e.g. men who espouse equality between all genders should treat the women in their lives with dignity and respect). We have learned that no revolutionary project can be complete while men systematically dominate and exploit women; that socialism is a rather empty goal--even if it is "stateless"--if men's domination of women is left intact.
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Hit the title for the link but here's the nugget (if you ask me):
A lot of JavaScript developers out there, myself included, love jQuery. … However, if you're building a small- to medium-sized library, you should seriously consider using vanilla JavaScript.
In June of 2013, the U.S. U-20 Men's National Team participated in the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey. As part of Anthem, the official digital publication of U.S. Soccer and mobile app, I created an interactive module using the Bootstrap framework. The layout is responsive – mainly targeting tablets and phones. Essentially a microsite within the app, the module contained opponent info, stats and video content.
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This is an involved read but very cool nonetheless. Also, if it piques your interest in Sketch App, you should definitely check it out. Creating interactive prototypes quickly and easily is something that many a people have had a shot at – and this approach is definitely very interesting. Here's the author's main statement:
I want to share how we quickly develop interactive prototypes, by designing SVG content in graphical apps like Sketch and scripting them using d3.js. The prototypes can then be shared on the web or installed as apps on a device. This allows us to quickly get how an app will feel in the hand of users.
An interesting read that definitely touches on some current work I'm doing.
The core of the author's argument:
If we are going to make any progress with content for the web, we are not going to do it by creating a new template or even a new type of content. We are going to do it by changing how content management systems work.
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Over the coming weeks the latest technology in the fields of environmental protection and renewable energy will be exhibited at two events in France, Pollutec and Energaia. In the UK Secretary of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change, Chris Huhne, will be speaking at the Green awards which recognize companies that have encouraged environmentally friendly behavior through advertising.
November 30 - December 3
Lyon, France
Pollutec is a four day exhibition for professionals in the fields of environmental equipment and technology. The event has a European focus but 30 percent of the event's 2,400 exhibitors are expected to be from outside of France. For the first time the latest environmental technologies will be showcased at a specially designated research, innovation and finance pavilion. In comparison to renewable energies exhibition Energaïa (December 8-11), exhibitors at Pollutec focus on a broader range of environmental concerns such as recycling, sustainable buying and environmental analysis.
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USA, New York
The fifth installment of the Best of Year (BoY) awards by
Interior Design Magazine. The winners will be decided by public vote (which closed on October 10) and honored at the IAC building in New York. This year the category "eco-products" was included in the awards. In comparison with the "eco-design" awards being presented at International CES (January 6-9, 2011) the BoY awards are smaller and attract less established companies, however they provide an insight into the grass roots aspect of environmentally conscious design.
Green awards winners announced
December 2
London, UK
The winners of The Green Awards will be announced. The Green Awards recognize companies praising sustainable and environmental policies through advertising campaigns. The Rt Hon Chris Huhne UK Secretary of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change will be amongst the speakers at the event where naturalist Sir David Attenborough will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award for his committed efforts to raise public awareness of environmental issues.
December 8-11
Montpellier, France
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First Matthew calls Jesus son of David, a title of the rightful heir to Israel's throne (as in Jer 23:5; 33:15; Ps. Sol. 17:21-23; 4QFlor). Other lines of evidence support the claim that Jesus' family stemmed from this royal lineage (for example, Rom 1:3; b. Sanhedrin 43a bar.; Euseb. H.E. 3.20; see also Meier 1991:216-19), and ancient Jewish polemicists never bothered to try to refute it. Thus Matthew opens and closes the genealogy with a title for Jesus that is significant but rare in his Gospel: Jesus Christ, that is, the messianic king (1:1, 18).
Next Matthew calls Jesus son of Abraham. This is especially significant because subsequent chapters further portray Jesus as Israel's representative, the epitome of its history (for example, 2:15; 4:2; see Kingsbury 1975:12; Longenecker 1975:141-43). As the heir of Abraham par excellence, Jesus can communicate Abraham's promised blessings to his people. (Some teachers regarded Abraham as the first Gentile convert to Judaism, which may also fit Matthew's theme.)
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For the non-houseblog.net referrals to this site, I first have to explain that there's this community of house bloggers called houseblog.net with a collection of about 520 blogs pertaining to home remodeling. It's a great way to get ideas, share information, and most important feel OK for having a blog solely devoted to your house. Lately in this little e-community, there's been some tagging going around where you are requested to list five things that other house bloggers don't know about you. And guess what....I was tagged by Chris at The Emery Restoration. (Chris is a good writer and most importantly, has a fantastic sense of humor so check out his site).
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Rynys Farm
Above the tourist fray with fabric-softener views.
Decisions, decisions. Everywhere you turn there are choices to be made, people pressing you for an answer, offering you options: three dozen digital TV channels; a thousand mobile phone tariffs; the bargain bucket or the supersize with fizzy and fries? Press the red button now. Please hold while we try to connect you. Your call is important to us. Rynys Farm is a no-nonsense campsite run by Carol Williams, a no-nonsense woman, who gives you two choices. Do you want to pitch in the upper field (spectacular but windy) or the lower field (spacious and secluded)? Simple, done, enjoy your stay.
The site is on a working farm nestled in a cleft of soft, green hill above the town of Betws-y-Coed to the west of the mighty Snowdon. The views are the kind you get in fabric softener ads: gentle, soft and comforting. But then there's the odd tractor and a bleating sheep just to remind you that this isn't really an advertiser's stage set but real, live countryside. Nearby Betws-y-Coed is great if you like craft shops, outdoor wear and ice-cream and was probably a real gem before the invention of the internal combustion engine. Now it suffers from having the A5 and its eighteen-wheelers rumbling through the middle of town. Still, it's a good base from which to explore the surrounding area and great for a cuppa if it rains. Try the Bistro up by the Spar, though the Conwy Falls Café is equally good.
As attractions go, the birthplace of the first man to translate the Bible into Welsh might not rank all that highly on your list. But old Bishop William Morgan's house at Ty Mawr Wybrnant, restored to its 16th-century glory, is a bit of a treasure trove of rural Welsh life. And even if you don't fancy going in, there's an adventure to be had just getting there. It's set in the southern part of the Gwydyr Forest Park and has a single-track road leading to it from Penmachno. If you pass by the Bishop's House and carry on, through a gate, the road sprouts a thin Brazilian of grass, which grows ever more unkempt, until you're driving on little more than two ruts on either side of shin-high grass that tickles the underside of your car. Then the bracken closes in and the tarmac breaks up and you're into the real wild stuff. It's not for the fainthearted, but if you keep at it the road does eventually bring you back out by Conwy Falls. And if it's a bit too hairy to do by car, it makes a great semi-offroad bike trail.
For a more sedate time, Rynys Farm is plenty big enough to spread out and relax in. Both fields catch the morning rays, bask in the warmth (with occasional showers), during the day and, as evening sets in, are raked by the sun setting slowly somewhere by Snowdon. It's all pretty simple, really, and the last decision of the day is only whether you'll want to stay here again tomorrow.
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It's all about keeping options limited and making life simple at Rynys Farm's no-nonsense campsite.
It's all about keeping options limited and making life simple at Rynys Farm's no-nonsense campsite.
It's all about keeping options limited and making life simple at Rynys Farm's no-nonsense campsite.
It's all about keeping options limited and making life simple at Rynys Farm's no-nonsense campsite.
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We thought we would give the yurt a blast and as we love Snowdonia thought this would be the place for us. Great campsite top location. The yurt was tops and think will be back soon maybe use the Tent as it's cheaper. Thumbs up from us and we will be back. If the pub opens back up in Capel Garmon I'd give it full marks
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The description in the book was spot on and we kept extending our stay as we liked it so much. We appreciate a site where there are few rules or restrictions (no entry codes or electronic ID entry cards etc), but where the owner is friendly but firm, making sure everything works as it should and is kept so that we all can enjoy it ( but woe betide anyone who breaks a serious rule!). We especially liked the mix of fellow campers and the friendly, sociable atmosphere all around the site.
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On Site
If it rains
This part of Wales is criss-crossed by little steam railways. There's the famous one up to the top of Snowdon (0871 720 0033) or a kiddies' one running out of Betws-y-Coed railway station. From Ffestiniog to Porthmadog there's the Ffestiniog Railway or from Porthmadog to Caernarfon there's the Welsh Highland Railway (details of both at 01766 516 024; Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways).
Food & Drink
The locals' local is the White Horse (01690 710271) in Capel Garmon. It's right opposite the village graveyard, which has fine views of Snowdon from between the gravestones.
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Getting There
Public Transport
There are reasonably frequent trains to Betws-y-Coed and the Llangollen bus service stops near the Conwy Falls Cafe, from which it's a steep walk up to the site.
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"Our wish is to nurture the unique character of these extremely old (X.O.) Pedro Ximenez wines, to capture them perfectly from barrel. Our Legacy of the Barossa is vigneron and lifelong champion of old vines and fortified wines, Carl Lindner. Traditionally grown and vinified, the now rare Pedro Ximenez was first fortified by his family in 1944. This wine is hand blended and bottled without fining or filtration and is best drunk within a week of opening, and we trust with a glass raised to Carl's and his family's foresight." -Winery If there were ever an offer to jump on, this would be THE ONE. Coming to you directly because you have requested that we contact you with amazing opportunities (like today's). This 95 point rated Dandelion Vineyards 'Legacy of Australia' (formerly labeled Legacy of the Barossa) PX is poured by the glass at one of America's Best Restaurants (Three Star Michelin awarded Alinea in Chicago). Boasting juice from a solera dating back to 1944, the vines used to make this wine hail from 80-100+ year old vines! Solera owner Carl Lindner pulls from a treasure trove of all the old fortified wines that he purchased from St Hallets, his family's winery, when it was sold in the 90's. The result is today's bottling, Dandelion Vineyards 'Legacy of Australia' label, which nailed an incredible 95 point review from Gary Walsh of the Wine Front, a wine critic from South Australia that many in the trade liken to the Antonio Galloni of the South. Walsh raved about the wine's mind boggling complexity, "mixed peel, light honey/toffee coated nuts and a cup of black tea to go with it. All manner of sweet and savory flavours on a viscous and slippery base that's cut with bright acid, so it feels light on its feet." Again, while the finished wine averages 30 years of age, much of the wine dates back to the founding of the solera in 1944. [+]
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Confronted with infidelity, being 'nagged', a partner arriving late home without explanation, a heated row, or when expectations over housework or child care are not met, nearly one in five men said they would react violently every time. A similar number confessed to having resorted to violence in at least two of those situations. Just 37 per cent of men questioned said they would never use violence.
The survey, of 1,000 men and women in the north London borough of Islington, concludes that domestic violence is widespread and far more common than previous studies have suggested.
The response of the men is mirrored by the evidence of the women. Nearly one in three said they were the victims of what the survey termed 'composite violence' (see last line of graphic) - they were punched or slapped, kicked, headbutted, suffered attempted strangulation or were struck with a weapon - many of those resulting in injury.
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Jane Mooney, of Middlesex University's Centre for Criminology, who carried out the research said: 'The survey has provided the statistical confirmation for what women's groups have always claimed - that there are very high levels of domestic violence. Most others have not looked seriously at how to uncover evidence which is very hidden and very private. It highlights the need for far more resources for women.'
The survey is due to be published at the end of the month but its findings are being cited as part of today's 'Zero Tolerence' campaign - London's first major crime prevention campaign focusing on violence against women.
The campaign, organised by the Association of London Authorities, follows a similar scheme launched in Edinburgh a year ago aimed at raising public awareness, and tackling the high levels of domestic crime through education, changes in the law, and providing adequate support services for women and their children.
One of its main aims is to challenge the apparent acceptance of violence in the home, particularly by men - as reflected in the north London survey, and a study of young people in Edinburgh which showed that more than two- thirds of boys believed there was some likelihood of their using violence in future relationships. Most reported witnessing or experiencing violence in their families.
Stark statistics highlighted by the Zero Tolerance campaign include:
Almost half of all murders of women are killings by a current or former partner.
In London, 100,000 women a year seek treatment for violent injuries received in the home.
Domestic violence accounts for a quarter of all reported violent crime.
Between 1990 and 1991, London police reported a 66 per cent increase in reported domestic assault.
Four out of 10 homeless young women left home because of abuse.
The Hidden Figure: Domestic Violence in North London; London Borough of Islington, Town Hall, Upper Street, London N1 2UD; pounds 8.
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