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Most women first cheat at work. The misguided work crush: It's happened to all of us at some point or another. You're staying at the office later than usual to finish a major project, ordering takeout, and bonding over the fact that you now have no life when suddenly your super nerdy male coworker, who up until this point reminded you of Zack Galifianakis, starts looking more and more Bradley Cooper-esque. Hey, lack of sleep plus lack of social time with non-work people will do that to you.
By Natasha Burton
However, even a random, weird crush can turn into something more, according to a new study commissioned by cheating-dating site Victoria Milan: After surveying over 3,000 women, the results show that of the women out there who cheat on their partner or spouse, it's a coworker who causes them to succumb to temptation that very first time. What's more, nearly 30 percent report that they were unexpectedly inspired to cheat by a colleague or their boss in the first place (i.e. they developed some kind of work crush that got out of hand and weren't necessarily seeking out an affair).
Related: Is Your Guy Hooking Up at Work?
As we all know, dating with someone you work with can be tricky, and, clearly, cheating with a coworker is a far more complicated situation. But the reason many women hook up with someone they work with is surprisingly simple: That suddenly studly male colleague really "gets you," man.
"Affairs at work happen more often because the coworker seems to understand you better-and actually does a lot of time," says relationship expert Susan Trombetti, CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking. "Once you open up to the coworker about office-related issues, the lines of your relationship become blurred. He'll make you feel better, too, because he'll listen attentively without all the home distractions-after all, he has nothing better to do for the next eight hours and needs a work diversion sometimes. As you both start to share other life stresses-about your relationship, your arguments, and so on-then before you know it, boom, it's an emotional affair. Lots of times you don't even know how it happened."
Related: Will Your Guy Cheat on You?
Stopping an emotional affair has a lot to do with setting boundaries, Trombetti says. "Make sure you discuss your boyfriend or spouse issues only with your romantic partner. Resist the urge to trash talk your spouse, and be sure to keep your spouse's secrets. This eliminates any type of bonding which might take place that is other than professional. Don't lean on the coworker for emotional support."
And while going out for group happy hours with your team can be a great way to bond, don't do one-on-one cocktail outings with your work crush. Sure, it seems harmless at first to just grab a drink (or four), but once those rumblings of sexual attraction inevitably start, pretty soon you're going to have a hard time keeping yourself from fantasizing about the guy-i.e. wondering what it would be like to rip his clothes off during the morning meeting.
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Marky Mark Good Vibrations lyrics was added to the site 30 May, 2007 and since that time has 2 hits and voted 2 times. Other popular Marky Mark lyrics are: Wildside, Life In The Streets and Last Song.
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Hepatorenal SyndromeHepatorenal syndrome (HRS) is a type of progressive kidney failure. As the kidneys stop functioning, toxins begin to build up in the body. Eve...
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What Is Hepatorenal Syndrome?
Hepatorenal syndrome (HRS) is a type of progressive kidney failure. As the kidneys stop functioning, toxins begin to build up in the body. Eventually, this leads to liver failure. It is only seen in people with severe liver damage and is almost always caused by cirrhosis. There are two forms of HRS. Type 1 HRS is associated with rapid kidney failure. There is also an overproduction of creatinine. Type 2 HRS is associated with more gradual kidney damage. It generally progresses more slowly. Symptoms are generally subtler. HRS is an extremely serious condition. It is almost always fatal. According to an article in Clinical Biochemist Reviews, people with type 1 HRS have a median survival time of two weeks. Almost everyone with this type of the disease will die within eight to 10 weeks. The median survival time for type 2 is six months. (Ng, etal., 2007).
Causes of and Risk Factors for Hepatorenal Syndrome
HRS is always a complication of liver disease—the condition is almost always caused by cirrhosis of the liver. If you have cirrhosis, certain factors increase your risk HRS. These include:
- unstable blood pressure
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- spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
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Symptoms of HRS should be treated as a medical emergency. If you experience any of the symptoms listed below, contact your doctor immediately. Treatment is particularly urgent if you are currently being treated for other kidney problems.
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This condition may first be suspected during a physical examination. Your doctor will look for signs of HRS such as:
- swollen breast tissue
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- fluid buildup in the abdomen. This causes a dull sound when the abdomen is being tapped.
However, diagnosing HRS means excluding other causes of kidney failure. This will require a series of blood and urine tests. The tests will evaluate your liver and kidney function. In rare cases, HRS can occur in patients whose liver has been damaged by other causes than cirrhosis. If you do not have cirrhosis, your doctor may want to find out what is causing your liver damage. This may require tests for viral or alcoholic hepatitis.
Treatment of Hepatorenal Syndrome
Medications called vasoconstrictors can help with the low blood pressure caused by HRS. Dialysis may be used to improve kidney symptoms. Dialysis filters harmful wastes, excess salt, and excess water from your blood. It is performed in a hospital or dialysis clinic. Liver transplants are the most effective treatment for HRS. However, the waiting list for a liver transplant is long and many patients die before a liver is available. If a transplant can be performed, survival is greatly improved.
Complications and Long-Term Outlook for Hepatorenal Syndrome
HRS is almost uniformly fatal. However, a liver transplant can extend the life of some patients. Complications of HRS normally appear during end-stage kidney disease. They include:
- fluid overload
- secondary infections
- organ failure
- organ damage
- coma
Preventing Hepatorenal Syndrome
The only certain way to prevent HRS is to keep your liver healthy. To reduce your risk of developing cirrhosis, avoid drinking excessive amounts of alcohol.
You should also try to avoid contracting hepatitis. Hepatitis A and B can be prevented by vaccination. However, there is currently no vaccine against hepatitis C. Some measures you can take to prevent hepatitis C include:
- washing your hands after shaking hands
- having your sex partner get tested for hepatitis C
- not sharing needles with anyone
- not using illegal drugs
- consistently practicing safe sex
Some causes of cirrhosis cannot be prevented. If you are at risk for developing cirrhosis, your doctor may monitor your liver function regularly. Blood and imaging tests may be able to detect early signs of the condition.
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- Cárdenas, A. (2005) Hepatorenal Syndrome: A Dreaded Complication of End -Stage Liver Disease. American Journal of Gastroenterology. 100:460-7. Retrieved June 21, 2012, from http://medres.med.ucla.edu/Education/syllabus/Nephrology/pdf/Hepatorenal%20Synd%20-%20compl%20of%20liver%20disease.pdf
- Gines, P., Guevara, M., Arroyo, V., Rodés, J. (2003) Hepatorenal Syndrome. (Lancet. 362:1819-27. Retrieved June 21, 2012, from http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/renal/important%20pdf/hepatorenal%20syndrome.pdf
- Ng, C.K.F., Chan, M.H.M., Tai, M.H.L., & Lam, C.W.K. (2007, February 28). Hepatorenal Syndrome. The Clinical Biochemist Reviews. 28(1): 11-17. Retrieved June 21, 2012, from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1904420/


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New in Paperback for December
Here are just a few paperback releases coming out this month that have caught my eye.
Black Is the Color by Julia Gfrorer
Black is the Color begins with a 17th-century sailor abandoned at sea by his shipmates, and as it progresses he endures, and eventually succumbs to, both his lingering death sentence and the advances of a cruel and amorous mermaid. The narrative also explores the experiences of the loved ones he leaves behind, on his ship and at home on land, as well as of the mermaids who jadedly witness his destruction. At the heart of the story lie the dubious value of maintaining dignity to the detriment of intimacy, and the erotic potential of the worst-case scenario. Julie Gfrorer's delicate drawing style perfectly complements the period era of Black is the Color, bringing the lyricism and romanticism of Gfrorer's prose to the fore. Black is the Color is a book as seductive as the sirens it depicts.
To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others by Daniel Pink
To Sell Is Human offers a fresh look at the art and science of selling. As he did in Drive and A Whole New Mind, Daniel H. Pink draws on a rich trove of social science for his counterintuitive insights. He reveals the new ABCs of moving others (it's no longer "Always Be Closing"), explains why extraverts don't make the best salespeople, and shows how giving people an "off-ramp" for their actions can matter more than actually changing their minds.
Along the way, Pink describes the six successors to the elevator pitch, the three rules for understanding another's perspective, the five frames that can make your message clearer and more persuasive, and much more. The result is a perceptive and practical book–one that will change how you see the world and transform what you do at work, at school, and at home.
Hip Hop Family Tree by Ed Piskor
The lore of the early days of hip hop has become the stuff of myth, so what better way to document this fascinating, epic true story than in another great American mythological medium — the comic book? From exciting young talent and self-proclaimed hip hop nerd Ed Piskor, acclaimed for his hacker graphic novel Wizzywig, comes this explosively entertaining, encyclopedic history of the formative years of the music genre that changed global culture. Originally serialized on the hugely popular website Boing Boing, The Hip Hop Family Tree is now collected in a single volume cleverly presented and packaged in a style mimicking the Marvel comics of the same era. Piskor's exuberant yet controlled cartooning takes you from the parks and rec rooms of the South Bronx to the night clubs, recording studios, and radio stations where the scene started to boom, capturing the flavor of late-1970s New York City in panels bursting with obsessively authentic detail. With a painstaking, vigorous and engaging Ken Burns meets- Stan Lee approach, the battles and rivalries, the technical innovations, the triumphs and failures are all thoroughly researched and lovingly depicted. plus the charismatic players behind the scenes like Russell Simmons, Sylvia Robinson and then-punker Rick Rubin. Piskor also traces graffiti master Fab 5 Freddy's rise in the art world, and Debbie Harry, Keith Haring, The Clash, and other luminaries make cameos as the music and culture begin to penetrate downtown Manhattan and the mainstream at large. Like the acclaimed hip hop documentaries Style Wars and Scratch, The Hip Hop Family Tree is an exciting and essential cultural chronicle and a must for hip hop fans, pop-culture addicts, and anyone who wants to know how it went down back in the day.
The Question Concerning Technology, and Other Essays by Martin Heidegger
The advent of machine technology has given rise to some of the deepest problems of modern thought. Featuring the celebrated essay "The Question Concerning Technology," this prescient volume contains Martin Heidegger's groundbreaking investigation into the pervasive "enframing" character of our understanding of ourselves and the world. As relevant now as ever before, this collection is an essential landmark in the philosophy of science from "one of the most profound thinkers of the twentieth century" (New York Times).
The Guy Under the Sheets: The Unauthorized Autobiography by Chris Elliott
Is Chris Elliott a highly successful and beloved comedian—or a slightly dim-witted notalent from a celebrity family who managed to convince a generation of disillusioned youth that he was funny? From a ghastly childhood on the posh Upper East Side to his first job entertaining mobsters with his Judy Garland impersonation, The Guy Under the Sheets is packed with countless episodes from the life of a mediocre artist who somehow faked his way to the top—of semi-moderate fame and fortune. Woven throughout thectional fun in Elliott's memoir are wonderful real-life anecdotes that will delight many new readers and loyal fans alike.
Pretty in Ink: North American Women Cartoonists 1896-2013 by Trina Robbins
With the 1896 publication of Rose O'Neill's comic strip The Old Subscriber Calls, in Truth Magazine, American women entered the field of comics, and they never left it. But, you might not know that reading most of the comics histories out there. Trina Robbins has spent the last thirty years recording the accomplishments of a century of women cartoonists, and Pretty in Ink is her ultimate book, a revised, updated and rewritten history of women cartoonists, with more color illustrations than ever before, and with some startling new discoveries (such as a Native American woman cartoonist from the 1940s who was also a Corporal in the women's army, and the revelation that a cartoonist included in all of Robbins's previous histories was a man ) In the pages of Pretty in Ink you'll find new photos and correspondence from cartoonists Ethel Hays and Edwina Dumm, and the true story of Golden Age comic book star Lily Renee, as intriguing as the comics she drew. Although the comics profession was dominated by men, there were far more women working in the profession throughout the 20th century than other histories indicate, and they have flourished in the 21st. Robbins not only documents the increasing relevance of women throughout the 20th century, with mainstream creators such as Ramona Fradon and Dale Messick and alternative cartoonists such as Lynda Barry, Carol Tyler, and Phoebe Gloeckner, but the latest generation of women cartoonists–Megan Kelso, Cathy Malkasian, Linda Medley, and Lilli Carre, among many others. Robbins is the preeminent historian of women comic artists; forget her previous histories: Pretty in Ink is her most comprehensive volume to date.
Link roundup for the week of October 28
Here are some of my favorite stories and news items from this week's publishing, media, and tech reporting.
E-books, Readers, and Apps
- The state of e-book sales today. Publishers Weekly
- The new NOOK GlowLight reviewed. Good E-Reader
- Amazon's Matchbook program launched this week. TIME
- Researchers and designers are proposing new keyboard layouts for thumb typing. The Atlantic
- How to crack a Wi-Fi password (and protect your own) Lifehacker
- You don't have to leave your gadgets behind to get away from it all. GadgetLab
Social Media
- Facebook dominates in logins; Google makes gains [infographic] SocialTimes
- At 300 million users, Google+ activity remains in question. Digits
- Is Facebook failing marketers? Digiday
- Facebook is looking to develop better consumer tracking technology. WSJ
- Has Twitter changed the role of the literary critic? NYTBR
Media and Publishing
- World Book Night US announced their 2014 selections. WBN
- Random House acquires Figment, an online writing community for young readers. Jacket Copy
- Editor & Publisher's 2013 EPPY Award winners. E&P
Writing and Grammar
- Five best free online word processors. Mashable
- How to polish your writing. Poynter
- When to use the passive voice. CJR
- Tim Kreider on writing for free. New York Times
Lifehack and Business
- How anxiety leads decisions astray. HBR
- Top 50 executives who make wheels turn. AdWeek
- The structure of a 60 second pitch. Fast Company
- Tick is a new to-do app. Lifehacker
- 7 apps for a faster commute. Mashable
- Former editor at Esquire and GQ, now editorial director of nonfiction at Random House, Andy Ward. Longform
- The science of a great subway map. FastCoDesign
- Best Longreads accounts on Twitter. Mashable
- Paintlist, a new app by Dutch Boy, recommends paint colors based on songs. New York Times
- New iPhone app Knoala is a repository for toddler playtime ideas. Techland
Link Roundup for the Week of October 14
Here are just a few things in the media and publishing world that caught my eye this week. Add your favorites in the comments section.
E-books, Readers, and Apps
- Oyster iPad app has arrived. GalleyCat
- Judge appoints monitor to keep eye on Apple's e-book business. CNET
- Five useful apps. Aliza Sherman
Social Media
- One year later, Medium is changing the way writers write and readers read. MediaShift
- Video sharing site Upworthy pairs emotional content with catchy headlines to spread social awareness. New York Times
- Online mentions: New York Times vs. Mashable [infographic] SocialTimes
- Twitter revenue more than doubles in third quarter. Bloomberg
- Does real-time marketing work? AdWeek
Media and Publishing
- Debut ratings for MSNBC's "Up Late with Alec Baldwin" TV Newser
- Willa Paskin reviews "Up Late with Alec Baldwin" Slate
- A look inside the life of New York City newspaper hawkers. CJR
Writing and Grammar
- 9 proofreading marks for correcting people on the Internet. College Humor
- Imminent vs. eminent. CJR
- How handwriting analysis works. How Stuff Works
Lifehack and Business
- Five prefixes to use in your email subject lines. 99u
- Use your email autoresponder for maximum productivity. FastCompany
- Granta editor Sigrid Rausing talks about the magazine's past, present, and future. Late Night Library
- The app generation. Leonard Lopate Show
- Jerry Seinfeld talks to Alec Baldwin. Here's the Thing
- History of typography in five minutes. Lost at E Minor
- Research shows that Oreos are just as addictive as drugs in lab rats. Connecticut College
Link Roundup for the Week of October 7
Here's this week's tech, media, and book publishing news.
E-books, Readers, and Apps
- E-book singles are on the rise. AppNewser
- McDonald's is teaming up with UK publisher DK to distribute free e-books to diners. Forbes
- Kindle Paperwhite reviewed. Wired
- Young people are not as digitally native as many believe them to be. Bits
- How to get better Internet connection in your hotel room. GadgetLab
- Silicon Valley novels blur fiction and nonfiction. Bits
Social Media
- The old and new guard at Twitter. New York Times
- How to create a compelling email newsletter. Social Times
- Twitter bios and what they really say. NYT Style
- Nick Bilton on Twitter's origins. NYT Magazine
Media and Publishing
- John Freeman, former editor of Granta, profiled. New York Observer
- Creative tech leader Andrea Colvin on digital publishing. Digital Book World
Writing and Grammar
- Write better blog posts. LitReactor
- How to hyphenate ages. GrammarGirl
- How tablets are changing the way writers work. Poynter
Lifehack and Business
- Sourcing talent for the workplace of the future. Wired
- Tame your Twitter feed by turning off retweets. GadgetLab
- What multitasking does to your brain. FastCompany
- American Icons: Native Son. Studio 360
- A breakdown of Twitter's 200+ million users (funny). Geek Culture
- Edgar Allan Poe's obituary. The Paris Review
- "Doctor Who" fans petition to light the Empire State Building in Tardis blue. CNET
- Geek vs. Nerd, this hip hop offers help with definitions. Social Times
Link Roundup for the Week of September 23
Here are just a few articles on publishing, technology, and other geeky things that caught my eye this week. If you follow me on Twitter at @contextual_life you'll find some of these and many more. Link to your favorite stories of the week in the comments section.
E-books, Readers, and Apps
- Jeff Bezos talks about the new Kindle Fires. Businessweek
- Apple now holds a patent for a digital autographing app. TechCrunch
- Earlier this summer HarperCollins invited app developers to reimagine how we discover books. The submissions are in. LitReactor
- Best apps for serious readers. Gaget Lab
- If you can't operate your gadget, it might be the designer's fault. The New York Times
- What web developers need to know about iOS 7. Nieman Lab
- Interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook. Businessweek
- Tips for making the change to iOS 7. Bits
Social Media
- Six Word Memoirs held their first Six Word Festival on Twitter. GalleyCat via Six Word's press release
- The government is cracking down on deceptive online reviews. Bits
- A growing number of journalists are using Pinterest. Poynter
- Apple used Twitter to send out their Kindle Fire press release. All Twitter
Media and Publishing
- What makes a book worthy of being labeled "best"? Publishers Weekly
- Can countries use literature to promote tourism? Publishing Perspectives
- Author Chuck Wendig writes a letter to publishers. Terrible Minds
- Letters from a bookstore manager. Beyond the Margins
Writing and Grammar
- Is apostrophe use on the wane? Poynter
- Jen Doll's writing advice. The Hairpin
- 10 techniques for more precise writing. Daily Writing Tips
- Writing tips from 23 authors. PLOS
Lifehack and Business
- Adweek's 2013 Brand Genius Award winners. AdWeek
- 15 stats about online and mobile retail. Digiday
- Storytelling for business. Design Taxi
- 7 productivity apps. Fast Company
- A discussion about John Steinbeck's life and work. Great Lives
- Cord Jefferson, West Coast editor at Gawker, talks about journalism. Longform
- American Icons: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Studio 360
- Syllabus for MIT's science fiction course. MIT
- A.J. Jacobs 3-D prints his dinner. NYT Opinion
- Farhad Manjoo says email will never die. Slate
- Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (dubstep remix) YouTube
- Follow Little, Brown on Tumblr. Here
Link roundup for the week of August 19th
As a Publicity Manager specializing in online media for a publishing house, every week I'm required to put together a roundup of links to send out company-wide. Since everything looks like a blog post to a blogger I thought putting it here as well was a no-brainer. So, from here on out, I'll have weekly link roundups featuring publishing and tech news. Please feel free to share your favorite news and sites in the comment section; I'm going to need all the help I can get!
E-books and Readers
- PM Press in Oakland, Calif., is the first book publisher to bundle free e-books with nearly every one of the physical books purchased on its Web site. Publishers Weekly
- How popular are digital magazines? The Guardian
- Can traditional bookstores survive? A roundup of opinions. The New York Times
- B&N reports a 20% decline in Nook revenue. AppNewser via B&N press release
Apps and Tech
- There's a new, free scheduling app that breaks down your day into people, places, tasks, and locations. Fast Company
- Best Android Apps for writers. AppNewswer
- This interactive device is threatening to kill the mouse. FastCoLabs
Social Media
- Four tips for tweeting content. All Twitter
- 10 social media tips from the Financial Times. Journalism.co.uk
- How to use Google+ for book promotion. Digital Book World
- 10 journalism sites and media people to follow on Twitter. PR Daily
- Using multimedia in your tweets increases the chance people will share it. Poynter
- How bookstores promote events today. Shelf Talker
Media and Publishing
- Conde Nast signed a distribution deal with Amazon that is the first of its kind. Conde Nast president Bob Sauerberg said, "We want to go from selling print subscriptions to selling access to all our content." Fast Company
- Listicles are here to stay, because the kids like them. DigiDay
- Cory Doctorow on improving book publicity in the 21st century (spoiler: know who uses NetGalley). Locus Magazine
- The "Today" show has a new book club. Publishers are happy. New York Times
- A new online and print magazine called The Riveter highlights longform writing by women. Poynter
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- If you still need help, here are six tips for having productive conversations. Fast Company
- A critical look at Google's "20% time," which allows employees to work on hobbies during work. Harvard Business Review
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Wither Physical Space? A Bookstore Mystery
This past week there were a number of articles that addressed the fate of bookstores, mainly announcing their impending demise. While this is nothing new—the topic has become a perennial favorite in the publishing industry now that the Digital Age is in full-scale disruption mode—this latest round struck a chord with me. As someone who spends many of her non-work hours in these shops—browsing, buying, going to readings—I give a lot of thought to the future of the bookstore.
I work for a publishing house, as do many of my friends; many of my other friends are booksellers and still others are authors. Admittedly, I have a stake in the bookstore's survival beyond mere personal enjoyment.
I'm also aware that by living in New York City, a place teeming with bookstores, I am spoiled and possibly have a skewed view of their place in society. Nearly every one of these stores hosts an author event most nights of the week, giving me and the local community a reason to show up other than to buy a new book. They are a place to congregate, to catch up with friends, and occasionally meet new ones. They're where you meet your favorite author and listen to poignant conversations among writers.
So, while I praise bookstores for doubling as neighborhood spaces and expound on how wonderful it is to have access to tens of thousands of square feet of books within a 10-mile radius, it would be narrow-minded of me not to acknowledge that there are people outside of my urban area who might not have one bookstore within driving distance. For that reason—among others—I am grateful for online retailers and ebooks.
Many detractors of bookstores often cite the seemingly infinite selection of and ease with which they can buy both print and digital books online as the main reason why bookstores are bound to go belly up. The first article I read was a recent post from Seth Godin. I'm a huge fan of Seth's and always take what he says seriously, even if it sometimes makes me uneasy, like "The End of Books" did.
The death of the bookstore is being caused by the migration to ebooks (it won't take all books to become 'e', just enough to tip the scale) as well as the superior alternative of purchase and selection of books online. If the function of a bookstore is to stock every book and sell it to you quickly and cheaply, the store has failed.
My argument is that the bookstore is not there to carry every book under the sun; they are there to curate a modest selection based on the demands of the community, the owner's tastes (more so in independent bookstores than chains), possibly the staff's tastes, and yes, based on the commercial success of a particular title at any given moment. Many stores, it should be noted, also sell ebooks through their websites and are happy to order a physical book that is not on their shelves.
In a recent episode of the Adventures with Words podcast, co-host Rob Chilver, a senior bookseller at a university branch of Waterstones, a British book retailer with nearly 300 stores in the UK and Europe, shared how he, as a book buyer for the store, decides which titles to stock.
When asked by people how he knows what books to buy he says, "It's kind of a gut feeling. You get to know your shop. You get to know your customers. You get to know what people buy. … We occasionally get to see reps, these are reps from publishers. They walk you through the catalog, you can ask a few things." He reads trade publications, pays attention to what's getting covered in the media, and relies on an internal website where his coworkers discuss books they've read and what they've enjoyed.
Mike Shatzkin, a publishing theorist who specializes in digital changes in the industry, also discussed the future of the bookstore this past week in his post, "Losing bookstores is a much bigger problem for publishers than it is for readers." He said:
The obsession with the false dichotomy between printed books and digital ones is beginning to give way to attention for the more important shift taking place between purchasing books online and purchasing books in stores.
… Online book buying — whether print or digital — takes business away from bookstores. So bookstores close or reduce shelf space. That decreases both their attraction and their convenience, which makes online buying increase even more. So bookstores close or reduce shelf space further. (This is called a "vicious cycle".)
Shatzkin goes on to say that in this new world of online book discoverability—as opposed to the old way where people found books in stores—puts publishers on the defensive where they now have to explain how and why they're still of value to authors. I can think of many: editors, publicists, sales reps, marketing and art departments, and distribution.
However, the question of physical vs. digital availability is an important one. The future of the bookstore depends heavily on merging the physical showroom with digital technology. Interactive screens where stores maintain their curatorial nature—giving prominent visual space to select titles—but allowing an additional layer for increased selection is something I would like to see. With those screens would come a delivery service where those with ereaders could download books immediate, purchasing them from the store in which they stand. This latter part would be enforced either by blocking competitors' sites within the store or by the honor code.
A recent episode of the Twist Image podcast addressed online shopping more broadly. Host Mitch Joel spoke with author and "retail futurist" Doug Stephens about the future of retail in our digital world. Stephens explained the impact of pervasive technology on consumer behavior and, in turn, on retail space. Because people can find what they want online he asks what the role of a physical store is now: "Is the job of a retail store still to distribute products? Or is it about distributing brand impressions? Is it about distributing relationships or connections?"
Just this past weekend, The New York Times took a look at the other side of retail development. Technology reporter Jenna Wortham explored in her article "Hanging Out at the E-Mall" one challenge facing online sellers: how to create a social experience.
The Web has yet to duplicate the real-world feel of a mall, where shoppers can pop in and out of multiple stores, easily browsing racks of clothing, display cases of jewelry and shelves of housewares. And online, friends can't join you in a dressing room to help you avoid buying fashion faux pas.
Jenna highlights the problem of online discoverability and shows how a new crop of entrepreneurs are attempting to remedy it:
as more companies and shops migrated to the Web, it became harder to find cool, stylish and quirky items, giving entrepreneurs an opening. … The [new] shopping sites do not sell one type of item or good — instead, they mimic a bazaar where people can browse through bins at their leisure. … In addition, most social shopping sites let their users find and follow their friends and favorite brands or shops, which creates a feed akin to those on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook. The feed is filled with new items that they might like to buy.
It's often said that with disruption comes innovation. Do I think bookstores need to get creative if they're going to survive, let alone thrive, as we become increasingly digitized? Absolutely. Are they doomed? I'm not ready to concede that just yet. I like to believe I live in a world that values in-person interaction and that readers, although a group known for its introversion, sees the benefit in moving these spaces into the future.
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RC Planes Versus Machine Gun Mob
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Posted by bowkill on Aug. 04, 2009
Should use these bullets to shoot sandniggers instead of wasting them on r.c planes.
This clip is actually from the DVD called "Machine Gun Madness" and it was filmed outside Phoenix, Arizona. Dillion Precision put on thie demonstration and is a manufacturer of machine guns for the U.S. Military (most notably the minigun). They do one of these shoots every year. I got to go a couple of years back and it is completely insane.
you really have nothing better to do with your time than talk shit on what other people do with their time/money. elitist! I want to shit in your mouth
and with their money... damn an RC plane costs over 500 bucks (for the cheapest...)
A bullet that will travel 5 miles? Tell you what, you figure out how to do that and sell that to the highest bidder, because it isn't going to happen.
Quad 50s. Where do I get some hardware like that? Not sure it would fit in my house, though. Hmm... Maybe roof mounted, yeah, that might work. Would shut the nieghbors up, that's for sure.
 Well, they sure did a great job showing the entire internet that they are officially the worst shots in the world. One would hope that anyone else who tries this has some real estate about three miles from anything else.
Accuracy by volume. If you cant do it with one idiot and an automatic weapon, then get all of them together with automatic weapons...
 this is why you dont mess with American's, even the civilians have anti-aircraft guns.
sup dawg i herd yo and yo dawg like yo yos so we put yo dawg on a yo yo so yo can yo yo yo dawg while yo dawg yo yos dawg.
I was thinking that same thing about Star Wars. And who says arse? now that's dorky...
Why would anyone want to invade america? Everyone knows it's full of annoying Americans.
lol hundreds of illegal immigrants invade america everyday lol.... only a dumb terrorist would use a plane these days... just cross over a border by foot lol
I'm pretty sure we'd be shooting at stuff a little bigger than that anyway, so all the better!
Yeah they have about 1:25 seconds before we hit them! I'm pretty sure we'd just use a missile... Much more accurate.
 the name of the awesome video that includes this is machine gun magic, support guns, they keep you safe.
 Nice shooting , only took em maby 20,000 or so rounds to shoot that mean old paper airplane down .
This is the Arizona Machine Gun Club... Its all real and 100% legal. I love the look of Liberal Kalifornians who visit us and freak the hell out when someone carries a gun into Circle K but does not rob it.!
 typical rednecks... takes about 1000 shots to knock down a plane the size of a goose. then they all just keep sitting ther shootin at the blank sky!!!
I have seen the DVD that this is from. No $H!T. I do not recall the name of it, but this video is VERY real.
Craig and Ronnie Barrett hold this private shoot on their property every year. The quad mount you see is four MaDuece 50s.


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Mrs. Darling was unable to function normally for two years after witnessing the cold-blooded killing of her husband, but she returned to Virginia for the trial. Kasi was convicted in the fall of 1997, was sentenced in January 1998, and executed in November 2002. Garrett acknowledges that dealing with family in this case was a challenge. "I had to talk around classified information, and it required sensitivity," he says. He continues, "The family was allowed to participate from a knowledge standpoint."
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Please turn off chat in DayZ server.
Thats bound to result in more survivor cooperation.
No it's just SPAM SPAM SPAM and every second loads of red text saying THIS PERSON CONNECTED AND DISCONNECT OR IS USING MODIFIED FILES...
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This is what you see constantly and a lot of the time you see a massive line going right across the screen to where someone has decided to go crazy with text. Like you need to get rid of red text and put a character limit or turn chat off altogether.
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I think there is a way to turn that off but to still have the chat (been told there are many ways to customize via server settings)
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This document is an attempt to explain some of the fairly intricate processes that run on Nexus is an attempt to manage an issue called 'split routing'. Split routing is where mail sent from Nexus ends up in a different place from mail sent from outside Nexus. It is aimed at IT Services Help Centre Staff and ITSS. We don't pretend it is easy. Remember all addresses associated with a nexus account will be an Oxford controlled address.
If someone is logged onto Nexus using Outlook via MAPI, or OWA and sends to
appears on an account on Nexus (ie the
Sending address), then the message wont go out to the Oxmails but will be delivered
directly to the Nexus account fluff0001
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work in any other way- it cant be forced to send mail to the oxmails.)
As long as in the mailer tables email@example.com
routes to
then mail sent from outside Nexus will also end up in the
and all is well. The mailer routings are visible in the
Mail Routing tab in WebReg , and ITSS's https://register.it.ox.ac.uk/itss/mail_routing
What happens when Fluffy asks for email@example.com
to route
to email@example.com
and not to Nexus at all?
HelpCentre/ITSS change the routing for the OxMails
goes to firstname.lastname@example.com
. But
what happens to mail sent from people on Nexus? It still goes to
and Fluffy's mail is in two places!!!
now routes to email@example.com
it would automatically put a forward on fluff0001@nexus
to go to
and all Fluffy's mail will be in the one place ie gmail. Forwarding to : firstname.lastname@example.com
2.1. When the address on the Nexus account is not one that IT Services manages
If ITSS or HelpCentre staff...
the sending address of eg
Nexus processes will.....
which looks like Forwarding
to : firstname.lastname@example.com
will go to math1234@nexus
which will then forward it to the real
cannot have a forward of just
as Nexus would say ... 'yes I know that
address it is on account math1234' and would try and deliver the mail to back to math1234@nexus
and a mail loop would be set up.3. If the address associated with the account changes
If the address associated with the account changes, the effect will depend on where the addresses are routed. If they are both to Nexus, the only effect will be on Calendering with ical/davmail which uses the email address rather than the username to make associations for sharing. See for example http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/nexus/calendar/iCal/davmail.xml where it refers to someones primary email address.
If the address on the account changes to one that is not routed to Nexus, then a forward will be automatically added. Even if you remove the forward it will be added back the next time the Nexus process runs!!
4. When we don't have an Oxford address
domain to be able to set on the account. username@nexus
. This is not something
we want to perpetuate and we will be looking at ways to remove these accounts by detaching
mailboxes and setting the account status to 'User' rather than 'UserMailbox' or 'MailUser'
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The park's website states that the park was properly permitted, but individual trucks needed separate permits.
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"Thanks to the help of our friends (Councilman) Kwanza Hall, the Atlanta Police Department, City Hall and the Atlanta Street Food Coalition, your favorite food trucks are now acquiring the proper vending permits for Atlanta Food Truck Park," the group's website says. "Over the next couple of days more and more food trucks will make appearances at the AFTP!"
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I always put eyeliner on my lower eye lid. Does anyone else do that? I like the more dramatic effect that it gives. Is this ok to do? I am not sure why or how I started doing it!
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I always line my lower lid.Without it i barely look like i have eyes (at least in my opinion). I have been doing this for almost 50 years. I usually use dark brown liner, have for almost 50 years. I have very fair skin, dark brown hair, and hazel eyes. Occasionally i use a dark color (purple, teal, olive) to spark up an outfit, for performances, or when i am in the mood.
I rarely put stuff in my waterline because my eyes are sensitive - it usually makes my eyes burn, tear, and turn red, not generally an attrative look
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SEWMUCHNEED spent several months making pillow cases for those in need. Over 130 pillow cases were given away in December to Grace Place, Operation HELP, Turningpoint, We Do Feet and Exodus House.
"DIAPERS FOR HAITI" plus layette gowns, baby sweaters and blankets have been the current project of the SEWMUCHNEED sewing group. We have had many new faces join us as we make these items for those in Haiti. To date we have made over 2,400 diapers. The following pictures show the ladies as they cut or sew these very "special" items for the children of Haiti. A shipment was delivered to Midwest Mission Distribution Center at the end of February with another shipment scheduled for mid October. Thanks to all who have helped.
On the left, members of Hudson United Methodist Church are busy cutting and sewing diapers for Haiti. On the right is what 272 diapers looks like. We are now over 2,400.
It is contagious ... the "Diapers for Haiti" project is expanding in the area. Following presentations at their churches, members of Parkview UMC (left) of Turtle Lake, WI. as well as members of Roberts Congregational UCC Church (right) are now sewing diapers and layettes for Haiti. It is exciting to see the enthusiasm.
Members of SEWMUCHNEED spent several months making "Priscilla's" mittens, plus hats and scarves for the Christmas Day Dinner. Other projects include "Marilyn's" diapers, layettes, baby blankets and quilts for Midwest Distribution Center in Springfield, Illinois.
Priscilla Peterson is giving a special hint on making her special mittens during one of our sewing get togethers on the first Monday of each month at 9 a.m.
Just a few of the mittens that have been made to be donated to the Christmas Day dinner give away.
Cutting and sewing "Marilyn's" diapers.