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Awakening The True Universal Mind
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Where do we come from? Why are we here? Where are we going when we leave here? Is death reality or an illusion? Do you truly need to be saved? Are you waiting for the second coming?
Tonight's guest is brother "Kwame Sunhorse of ATUM," he is a spiritual researcher and helper who has learned at the feet of the Grand Master Teacher Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan and Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Asa G. Hilliard, Baba Hannibal Afrik, J. Carrothers, Dr. Fukia, and many others.
Join us tonight as Bro. Kwame Sunhorse answer these questions and more. "YOU, ARE THE ONE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!"
Bro. Kwame Sunhorse can be reached by calling him at 770.775.7586 (office) or 706.202.7472 (cell) or emailing him at email@example.com
Africa On The Move
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Join "Africa On The Move"on Sunday as we discuss "A Report from Geneva Convention/Jerico Movement, Remembering Kwame Ture & Chris Rock's Statement on African/Black People." Listen in at 323-679-0841 or go online at: www..blogtalkradio.com/africa-on-the-move, tell a friend.
Awakening the Divine Masculine I
in Spirituality
We talk about the Masculine side that can dance with the Divine Feminine. Where do the men stand this this dance? Where is the Divine Masculine?
Our Special Guest today is Kwame Sunhorse. His spiritual organization is known A.T.U.M, Awakening the true universal mind, where he facilitates sweat lodges. He is a sundancer. He is a speaker on black indian history. He is dedicated to a spiritual work that helps his community.
Join me, Shrishti Yadav with Magdala Ramirez, Patrice Lange and our special guest Kwame.
Awakening the Divine Masculine II
in Spirituality
After a short interlude, we get back to the hot discussions with Magdala Ramirez, Patrice Lange, Kwame Sunhorse and myself, Shrishti Yadav. We go deeper. The purpose of a woman needs to be one that is not given by men or by society. A man needs to be able to see a woman, as a woman, not merely a mother or by the purposes imposed on her. A woman needs to shine herself in every aspect, breaking the impositions and brining forth her inner voice, dreams and wisdom out to the fullest. The dance between men and women needs to change. And perhaps its ok for women to show the way, to enlighten.
The Late Kwame McDonald interviews Hall of Fame Coach Faith Johnson Patterson
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Part-1 The Late Kwame McDonald interviews Hall of Fame Coach Faith Johnson Patterson
Dedicated to the "Late" Kwame McDonald. I loved this man so much! He has helped to change the face of Minnesota Basketball not just for African Americans, but for all to make our state so much more competitive! I just saw and heard this interview recorded in 2005 regarding the history and success of the Minneapolis North Lady Polar's "9 year State Tournament run". The effect of this success, allowed 15 athletes to receive Division 1 scholarships at a variety of great academic and athletic institutions around the country. Thank you Kwame for all of your support and for everything you've done for me and so many others! -Faith Johnson Patterson
How Have You Prepared Your Child For The Spiritual Energy eXchange (S.E.X.) Act?
in Women
The Spiritual Energy eXchange (SEX) act. What have we taught our children that would properly prepare them for this awesome experience of joining with another human being? For many religious communities, the act is attached to shame and guilt, not the power to open a door for s soul to enter physical existence. Our children make bad choices about the decision to create life because we're not teaching them about what life truly is. We focus on creating public shame for those known to engage in this act, hoping it will control our children's natural desires for this powerful,physical bond. We tell our children "just say "no" and use words like "sin" and "dirty" and "immoral" to discourage our children from engaging in this act unless they are married. Some may say, "Don't do it, but if you do, use a condom." But getting a document from the State does not give wisdom to a person about the act that literally affects the entire universe. Brother Kwame joins us today to share information that can help us remove fear, shame and guilt attached to the Spiritual Energy eXchange act replace it with deeper understanding that can empower our children to make the right decisions.
The Holy Ghost View on Domestic Violence
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Every October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) is observed to bring to light an issue that effects our community in staggering ways. In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month please join Dr. Rosalind Y. L. Tompkins, Nettie Walker Palmore, and Richard Lester Kwame Lewis as we talk about domestic violence from the Holy Ghost View! Hear overcoming stories of domestic violence abuse and words of wisdom for young women and men.
Disturbing Trends:
1 in 4 women will experience domestic violence during her lifetime.
Women experience more than 4 million physical assaults and rapes because of their partners, and men are victims of nearly 3 million physical assaults.
Women are more likely to be killed by an intimate partner than men
Women ages 20 to 24 are at greatest risk of becoming victims of domestic violence.
Every year, 1 in 3 women who is a victim of homicide is murdered by her current or former partner.
#1 FACT: Most domestic violence incidents are never reported.
Top 20 Contemporary Gospel Mix
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Welcome back to the Mix!!!
Never give up, never give in,
Hang on....
Jesus is working for your good. ~Kwame Adu [Host]
For full Playlist and Broadcast go to spiritsoulradionetwork.blogspot.com/ and :http://goo.gl/lhmt1P
To donate and support this show, just log on to www.kwameadu.com/Support.html
Every penny, every cent could keep our dream alive and keep reaching out with this radio ministry.
Angels: Who Are They Really? What Your Religion Won't Teach You
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Western religions teach a basic understanding of life that reduces human existence to about six thousand years and describes life as a battle between good and evil. From childhood, we are indoctrinated to fear the unknown and to believe that the Earth is the only place where life exists. At the end of life, according to religious teachings, one goes to either "Heaven" or "Hell." The Bible describes "Angels" who periodically appear as beings of light who convey information. Is this real or is it all fantasy? Who are these people? What if they are actually visitors from space? Current movies explore ideas of evil invaders from space coming to take over Earth and destroy its inhabitants, again indoctrinating us to live in fear. But what if our religious leaders have been all wrong about everything?Kwame Sunhorse Lackey discusses the global debate by those who have regular contact with beings outside of Earth: is the Earth population ready for global contact with its Galactic neighbors? How will open contact with these "beings of light" from other worlds affect long standing religious beliefs
Top 20 Contemporary Gospel Mix
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Newly added show Top 20 Contemporary Gospel Mix with Host Kwame from Ghana playing you the best in Contemporary Gospel Music in 60 mins listen via http://spiritsoulradionetwork.blogspot.com/ with Artiste Spotlights sharing the word of GOD with you weekly. Listen to Top 20 here on SpiritSoul Radio Network http://spiritsoulradionetwork.blogspot.com/
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November Election outlook. Is there a Black agenda? GUEST: Bob Brown
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October 1, 2014. Join Jimmy Lee Underground Radio for a lively discussion on current events, world news, and politics, TONIGHT we will be talking about the November election and who is carrying the Black agenda? Our guest is Bob Brown a longtime organizer for the AAPRP GC and SNCCM organizer for the All-African People's Revolutionary Party (GC). He has worked with Kwame Ture (Stokely Carmichael) from 1967 to 1998, as a member and/or supporter of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), the Black Panther Party (BPP), the Democratic Party of Guinea (PDG), the All-African People's Revolutionary Party (A-APRP), the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania (South Africa) and a host of other movements and organizations throughout Africa, the African Diaspora and the World.
This hip hop political talk show based in Chicago is moderated by Jimmy Lee Tillman, II, an urban political strategist, founder of the Martin Luther King Republicans, and father of three. JImmy Tillman is currently running for US House of Representatives in the 1st Congressional District
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Its another week and with player gate going on in the NFL (Ray Rice, Adrian Petersen ect), I think its time we get back to discussing football (I mean really). So is it time for MIcheal Vick to take the reigns in New York? Is Geno Smith capped out with what he can do as a quarterback and most importantly, can you make a smooth transition. Also we'll give you our picks and last weeks results. Call in at (347) 826-7743
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Chip LaMarca is a lifelong resident of Broward's Fourth District who has earned a reputation for being a citizen's advocate and a respected voice for the taxpayers that he is honored to represent.
Hugh Dwight Baker, 86, and Betty Baker, 83, were known as a quiet, hard-working couple who lived in their Lake Clarke Shores neighborhood for decades.
Miami Dolphins beat writer Omar Kelly analyzes the specifics that will lead to the team beating the Jets and getting to 7-5.
Protesters angered by a grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer for killing an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri, entered a pair of shopping malls in downtown Seattle on Friday and disrupted a tree-lighting ceremony.
A colleague calls Pompano Beach Firefighter/Paramedic Marc Piper one of the "shamans" of Fire Rescue Station 52, but his healing powers proved to be extraordinary for one couple whose hearts stopped beating 13 months apart.
Adam Faustini said his neighborhood has become too much like the movie "Animal House": A trio of drunken young adults offering to strip naked, sounds of carousing into morning's wee hours and a burn of tire tracks on his grass.
Shia LeBeouf says he was raped during famous art show
Ray Rice is eligible to return to the NFL after an arbitrator overturned his indefinite suspension Friday, but the former Ravens star still faces a difficult path to regaining public acceptance and persuading a team to sign him.

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Wednesday, 16 Mar 2011 11:05 PM
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas lawmakers have approved a draft proposal that would allow students to carry guns on college campuses.
The House Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee voted 5-3 Wednesday to refer the measure to the full House. It's the first step to becoming law.
The vote followed hours of testimony for and against the measure. Students, university officials and police chiefs overwhelmingly opposed it. Guns-rights advocates testified in favor.
Republicans and Democrats on the committee split along party lines. More than half of the lawmakers in the Texas House favor the measure, and Gov. Rick Perry is expected to make the bill law.
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Seattle Seahawks punter Jon Ryan named NFC special teams player of the month
Seahawks fans can likely still visualize it: After the Broncos scored a safety on Seattle on Sept. 21, punter Jon Ryan booted his free kick a whopping 79 yards. As the ball soared high above the turf at CenturyLink Field, Denver's Emmanuel Sanders had to backpedal at least 20 yards from where he had expected […] [Read More]
'Recovering bully' Russell Wilson, Seahawks QB, launches anti-domestic violence campaign
In the wake of damaging domestic violence incidents involving NFL players, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson is using a new platform to introduce an initiative to help solve the problem. Writing for Derek Jeter's recently announced "The Players' Tribune" website, where Wilson has taken on the title of senior editor, the 25-year-old quarterback announced the […] [Read More]
The Seattle Seahawks and their doppelgangers
Have you ever been watching a Seahawks game and thought, "Hey, that guys looks just like …"? You're not alone. Russell Wilson may sometimes sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger without the Austrian accent (seriously, watch this Alaska Airlines ad with that in mind), but doesn't he look kinda like someone else? Or, perhaps, doesn't someone else […] [Read More]
'Frank's Blue Friday' celebrates Seahawks fan with only days to live
The first thing you notice about Frank Henderson is his beaming smile. Next you notice all the people buzzing about him, making sure his bucket list is complete. Henderson was diagnosed with cancer and recently told he only had two weeks to live. "Even though his time has been cut short, he has realized that […] [Read More]
ESPN to profile Seattle Seahawks' Richard Sherman on 'E:60′
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman is one of two NFL players who will be profiled on ESPN's "E:60″ TV magazine show Tuesday. Sherman, 26, rose to national prominence with his infamous postgame tirade after the NFC championship game Jan. 19 in Seattle. Now having translated the initial public vitriol into a place on Time's list […] [Read More]
Are the San Francisco 49ers falling apart?
The Seattle Seahawks entered their Week 4 bye 2-1 after a thrilling 26-20 overtime victory over the Denver Broncos in a rematch of last February's Super Bowl XLVIII. But the San Francisco 49ers, the Hawks' opponents in January's NFC championship game, aren't faring as well in the early season, and their struggles have some wondering […] [Read More]
What your Seattle Seahawks jersey says about you
If you've ever shelled out $100 or more for an "authentic" sports jersey, you know that a lot of thought goes into the name and number you choose to wear. But just what does that jersey say about you? Check out the gallery above to find out what people think about the Seattle Seahawks jersey […] [Read More]
Report: Seahawks try out 'Fail Mary' safety M.D. Jennings
Remember M.D. Jennings? The last time the Seahawks saw him in the regular season, he was trying to pick off the infamous "Fail Mary" pass. Until this week, that is. According to NBC's Pro Football Talk, Seattle tried out the former Green Bay Packers free safety on Tuesday as the Seahawks ostensibly search for more […] [Read More]
Russell Wilson, Percy Harvin, more Seahawks star in new Microsoft Surface ad
The Seattle Seahawks take center stage in a TV commercial released Wednesday for Microsoft's Surface tablet. Let's take a look at the casting sheet: Russell Wilson, Doug Baldwin, K.J. Wright, Earl Thomas (and family), Percy Harvin, Malcolm Smith, offensive line coach Tom Cable and, of course, the driving Seattle rain that only appears in on-screen […] [Read More]
Seahawks' Kam Chancellor: NFC defensive player of week
Seahawks strong safety Kam Chancellor has been named the NFC defensive player of the week after his impressive performance in Seattle's overtime victory over the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Chancellor, who made such a big impact early and throughout Super Bowl XLVIII, set the tone again Sunday when he forced a fumble on Denver's first […] [Read More]
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About 110,300 South Dakotans are expected to travel over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, a slight decline from last year.
AAA says that mirrors an expected drop nationally. Officials point to high gas prices as the main reason. AAA South Dakota spokeswoman Marilyn Buskohl says the gas prices are cutting into people's budgets.
State tourism officials still expect a good summer season. Tourism Department spokeswoman Wanda Goodman says there is strong demand for vacation guides and e-newsletters from a digital marketing campaign, and traffic on department-run websites also has been strong.
The Tourism Department also has launched an eight-state tour of Mount Rushmore mascots. The tour of the mascots dressed up as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln is aimed at drawing people to the state.
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CommMin has commissioned a study to assess the impact of FTA with South Korea, with which India had a trade deficit of about $9 billion in 2012-13.
In her address at the meeting, Swaraj had also hoped that the free trade agreement with ASEAN will be signed soon which will spur trade ties between the two sides.
Amid criticism from India Inc, the government on Saturday said it has initiated a review of the free trade agreements and the Companies Act.
EU Ambassador to India Joao Cravinho said the pact is likely to be signed after elections in India and for the European Parliament.
"Both the sides evinced interest in taking the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) negotiations forward," an official statement today said.
After operationalising of the FTA in goods in 2011, ASEAN, India were engaged in widening the base of the pact by including services and investments.
Issue of India signing a FTA in services & investments with ASEAN generated much heat in meeting of Union Cabinet following reported differences between FM & Anand Sharma.
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Knightsbridge balcony collapse: Two people dead and six injured
Two men died and six were injured today when a balcony collapsed in Knightsbridge.
Mark Reckless wins Rochester by-election in triumph for Ukip
Ukip has gained its second directly-elected MP with victory over the Conservatives in the Rochester and Strood by-election.
Murder probe launched after man caught 'trying to ditch dead body in the Thames'
A murder investigation has been launched after a man was caught allegedly trying to get rid of a body in the River Thames.
Back-to-work regulations planned
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The Government is taking emergency action after the Court of Appeal today ruled that flagship back-to-work schemes are legally flawed.
Three judges quashed regulations underpinning the schemes, which are condemned by critics as "slave labour" because they involve work without pay - but are seen by supporters as a good way of getting the unemployed back into the world of work.
A legal battle is now looming over whether jobless people who had benefits stopped because they refused to take part in the schemes are entitled to a refund.
Lord Justice Pill, Lady Justice Black and Sir Stanley Burnton unanimously agreed the 2011 regulations failed to give the unemployed enough information, especially about the sanctions for refusing jobs under the schemes.
The appeal ruling was a victory for university graduate Cait Reilly, 24, from Birmingham, who challenged having to work for free at a local Poundland discount store.
It was also a victory for 40-year-old unemployed HGV driver Jamieson Wilson, from Nottingham, who objected to doing unpaid work cleaning furniture and as a result was stripped of his jobseeker's allowance for six months.
Employment minister Mark Hoban said he was disappointed and surprised at the court's decision and said the Government would be pushing through emergency regulations to enable the schemes to continue.
"What the judge said is that there should be more detail in the regulations. What we are doing today is introducing emergency regulations to provide that detail," he told BBC Radio 4's The World At One.
"So it's business as usual for people who want support to look for a job. At the same time we are going to appeal this judgment."
Any further appeal would be the Supreme Court, the highest court in the land.
Public Interest Lawyers (PIL), who acted for Miss Reilly and Mr Wilson, said the ruling meant that people who had lost jobseekers' allowance under the flawed regulations would now be entitled to reclaim their benefits.
PIL solicitor Tessa Gregory said that, over the past two years, "the Government has unlawfully required tens of thousands of unemployed people to work without pay and unlawfully stripped thousands more of their subsistence benefits".
A spokesman at the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) said: "We have no intention of giving back money to anyone who has had their benefits removed because they refused to take getting into work seriously.
"We are currently considering a range of options to ensure this does not happen."
But Miss Gregory said legal action could be taken to claw back the benefits taken away from Mr Wilson and others.
She said: "We shall fight in the courts if necessary to make sure the money is repaid."
Matthew Oakley, head of economics and social policy at Policy Exchange, said: "Let's be clear. This is not a ruling against back-to-work schemes and should not be seen as some sort of body blow to the Government's welfare plans."
But opponents took the ruling as a signal for the Government to ditch the schemes.
Miss Reilly, who lost her case in the High Court but won on appeal, said: "I am delighted with today's judgment.
"I brought this case because I knew it was wrong when I was prevented from doing my voluntary work in a museum and forced to work in Poundland for free for two weeks as part of a scheme known as the sector based work academy.
"Those two weeks were a complete waste of my time as the experience did not help me get a job."
Len McCluskey, general secretary of Unite, Britain and Ireland's largest trade union, described Ms Reilly as a "hero for challenging this flawed scheme".
He called on the Government to "ditch this forced labour scheme for big business" and "focus on creating real jobs to help give one million young unemployed people a real future".
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Audio-Technica is offering a 700 MHz Trade-In Program in an effort to encourage wireless users to move out of the 700 MHz spectrum range in anticipation of regulatory decisions by the FCC. Under the terms of the exchange, owners of A-T's discontinued 7000 Series, U100 and 1400 Series wireless microphone systems that operate in the 700 MHz range, are offered a 15% rebate on the purchase of any new A-T products from an authorized Audio-Technica U.S. dealer with the successful exchange of 700 MHz receivers. The 15% can apply to any dollar amount spent on new A-T product from an authorized dealer. There is no limit on the condition or age of wireless products qualified for rebate. The receivers must be turned in by September 30, 2009, for rebates good through the end of the year.Over 10 years ago, the FCC made the decision to auction off television spectrum in the 700 MHz frequency spectrum. At that time, Audio-Technica decided to develop all new wireless microphone systems outside of what would eventually become a hostile RF environment. As a result, A-T brought to market the successful 200, 700, 1800, 2000, 3000, 4000 and 5000 Series wireless systems, all of which operate below the 700 MHz frequency range. Expecting continued reduction of available spectrum for wireless microphone users, and to provide new technology solutions, A-T introduced the SpectraPulse® Ultra Wideband (UWB) wireless microphone system in 2007, which operates in the 6 GHz range, well outside of the TV bands in question.Audio-Technica's U100, 1400 and 7000 Series products continue to operate successfully today, well after their introduction over a decade ago. They were subsequently discontinued in favor of newer models that operate below 700 MHz. The regulatory environment surrounding wireless microphone use continues to evolve as a result of the FCC's actions, and though a final ruling on using 700 MHz products has not been reached, A-T strongly recommends that owners of these models vacate the 700 MHz spectrum.The trade-in is easy: current users of Audio-Technica 700 MHz wireless systems must simply send in their old 700 MHz receivers only, rebate request form and original sales receipts, and A-T will send them a rebate certificate for 15% off their next Audio-Technica purchase. Then, users can visit their favorite Authorized Audio-Technica U.S. dealer, buy as much A-T product as they need in a one-time purchase, send in the receipt, UPC codes and the rebate certificate, and A-T will send back a check for 15% of the total A-T purchase price. There is absolutely no limit on total purchase amount or which current Audio-Technica products are eligible for refund in the one-time purchase. Additionally, owners of 700 MHz wireless systems from other manufacturers are eligible to receive a 5% rebate certificate under the same terms and conditions. There is no age limit on wireless products qualified for rebate.The following discontinued Audio-Technica 700 MHz wireless receivers qualify for a 15% rebate certificate upon return of qualifying receivers.- ATW-R100 receiver -- included in the U100 Series ATW-U101 and ATW-U102 wireless systems.- ATW-R14 receiver -- included in the 1400 Series ATW-1451, ATW-1452 and ATW-1453 wireless systems.- DR-R4 receiver -- included in the Digital Reference DR4500 and DR4600 wireless systems.- ATW-R73 receiver -- included in the 7000 Series ATW-7373, ATW-7375 and ATW-7376 wireless systemsNote: "X" versions of the U100 Series and 7000 Series wireless systems do not operate in the 700 MHz range, so these receivers are not eligible for the rebate.Note: This trade-in program does not apply to Audio-Technica's 700 Series Wireless Systems, which do not operate in the 700 MHz frequency range.The 700 MHz trade-in program begins immediately. Qualifying trade-in receivers returned to Audio-Technica must be postmarked by September 30, 2009. Rebate Certificates must be used for a one-time purchase by December 31, 2009. Completed Rebate Certificates, along with the purchase receipt and UPC codes, must be returned to Audio-Technica, postmarked by January 31, 2010, to receive a rebate check. For more details, including complete terms and conditions, please visit www.audio-technica.com.
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World's Most Canadian Harley Rider Takes On Deserted Logging Highway
Is snow and ice on a deserted logging highway enough to deter Canada's most Canadian Harley rider? Hell no! »
Is snow and ice on a deserted logging highway enough to deter Canada's most Canadian Harley rider? Hell no! » 11/09/14 10:29am 11/09/14 10:29am
Man, it ain't easy looking cool and cute. I mean Sweets the English Bulldog has it locked down with those goggles alone; but the wave? She knows what he's doing, alright. » 10/16/14 4:39pm 10/16/14 4:39pm
The idea of a Harley that rides as good as it looks ranks right up there with a supermodel that can run a Fortune 500 company – they exist, but it takes more work than it's worth. The Rough Crafts "Urban Calvary" is proof that the effort can pay off. » 9/12/14 4:42pm 9/12/14 4:42pm
Creek to ford? There are a slew of purpose built adventure bikes for the job. But just like the SUV that never leaves the suburbs, sometimes it's overkill, as this bagger-riding dad deftly demonstrates. » 8/06/14 8:07pm 8/06/14 8:07pm
GM and Chrysler aren't the only one with ignition issues. Harley-Davidson is recalling over 3,300 bikes that could switch from "on" to "accessory" because of excessive vibration. » 8/01/14 2:44pm 8/01/14 2:44pm
Product placement apparently moves faster than the speed of light. Within days of the first electric Harley-Davidson, dubbed Project Livewire, being revealed to the public, it's already clear that the bike will star in next summer's Avengers: Age of Ultron. » 6/26/14 10:55am 6/26/14 10:55am
You're looking at the first-ever electric Harley-Davidson motorcycle, coming to a showroom near you sometime in 2016. Here's what the LiveWire means for motorcycles, America and the future. » 6/19/14 1:29pm 6/19/14 1:29pm
Will Harley-Davidson riders really warm up to the concept of an electric motorcycle? Harley's bikes are about as old-school (and just plain old) as you get, and that's how its customers like it. But now Harley wants to know what the faithful would expect from an electric bike. That's what this motorcycle is for. » 6/19/14 8:36am 6/19/14 8:36am
Harley fanatics are about to lose their collective shit. The crew from Milwaukee is going to show off its first electric motorcycle tomorrow, causing scads of chap-wearing dentists to revaluate their alternative weekend lifestyles. » 6/18/14 3:22pm 6/18/14 3:22pm
This guy reckons his mullet is a reasonable helmet, so it's not a huge surprise that he manages to be all-kinds-of-jackass even after almost dying in the first half of his shenanigan show. » 2/28/14 12:00pm 2/28/14 12:00pm
Step 1: Get some embers going. Step 2: Get a Harley. Step 3: Rev the nuts off of that bike until you've got a bonfire. » 7/08/13 4:10pm 7/08/13 4:10pm
Hell's Angels may just be angels now. Earlier this morning, Pope Francis blessed thousands of Harley-Davidsons and their leather-clad riders before a papal Mass at the Vatican. » 6/16/13 12:26pm 6/16/13 12:26pm
Vice President Joe Biden didn't really get fresh with a black leather-clad biker chick while he was trolling for votes at an Ohio campaign event this weekend; he just sat kind of close to her. » 9/10/12 5:30pm 9/10/12 5:30pm
Several times a year, bikers gather at the Suck Bang Blow bar just outside Myrtle Beach, S.C. to drink, schmooze, and hoon the crap out of their Harleys. But Horry County officials have had enough, and banned the club's periodic group burnouts after more than 15 years of celebratory Harley noise and tire smoke. » 6/11/12 3:30pm 6/11/12 3:30pm
Motorcycle racer-turned-designer Roland Sands spends his days designing cool crap for motorcycles, designing bikewear and hooning around in the dirt on Harley Davidsons. Sure, he looks like a teenager, but he's been doing this for 20 years. Easy to stay young when your life rules. » 6/05/12 3:30pm 6/05/12 3:30pm
A Harley-Davidson that was swept out to sea during the Japanese earthquake and tsunami last March and then discovered over a year later in Canada will be used to memorialize the victims of the tragic event. » 5/27/12 12:30pm 5/27/12 12:30pm
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A Canadian beachcomber made an unexpected find along British Columbia's Pacific Coast on April 18. Debris from Japan's tragic tsunami a year ago have only recently begun washing up on North America's west coast. Like on April 18th, when Peter Mark found a white container with a Harley Davidson inside of it. » 4/30/12 2:00pm 4/30/12 2:00pm
You know what the worst part about dying is? Other than loss of consciousness, sensory input, contact with loved ones, any joy, pleasure or feeling whatsoever, and the yawning abyss of the greatest unknown looming ahead of you? The hearses. That's the worst part. Those stupid, boring, slow, quiet hearses. They suck.… » 3/22/12 4:30pm 3/22/12 4:30pm
It's like the Sons of Anarchy and Evel Knievel conceived a kinky lovechild while jumping over the Grand Canyon aboard rocket sleds. » 11/11/11 9:30am 11/11/11 9:30am


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Sunday TV Picks: 'True Detective' on HBO
TV picks for Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014, include the new "True Detective" on HBO, "The 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards" on NBC and "The Simpsons" on Fox.
Tonight in Prime Time
'True Detective'
Written and created by Nic Pizzolatto, this new crime thriller is steeped in atmosphere and features the made-in-heaven pairing of Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey as Louisiana detectives investigating a grisly murder in 1995 and looking back on the crime via taped interviews in 2012. The crime is disturbing and complex, while Harrelson and McConaughey are simply mesmerizing. This is some deep, layered television. Series premiere, 9 p.m. Sunday on HBO (seattletimes.com/tvlistings).
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Also on Sunday
"The 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards," 5 p.m. (NBC): The Hollywood Foreign Press Association honors achievement in film and television.
"The Simpsons," 8 p.m. (Fox): When Comic Book Guy meets a woman writing an autobiographical manga, he seeks Homer's advice on dating.
"Revenge," 9 p.m. (ABC): Enemies circle as Emily is more lost than ever; a game-changing revelation leads to a new path of destruction.
"Downton Abbey," 9 p.m. (KCTS): Fates are determined as several characters converge at a house party; Gregson impresses Robert; Anna faces trouble.
"The Mentalist," 10 p.m. (CBS): A high-tech cartographer who may have uncovered a spy ring is murdered; Van Pelt and Rigsby wind up on the trail of an alarming conspiracy.
"Episodes," 10:30 p.m. (Showtime): Matt fights for custody of his children; Sean and Beverly are back together; Carol's ambitions are hindered.
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So, someone in Olympia stole my credit card # last week and bought a platypus vibrator with it. That's it.
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So, someone in Olympia stole my credit card # last week and bought a platypus vibrator with it. That's it.
after we finished we were both getting water at the kitchen sink...butt naked
All I have in my fridge is chocolate cake, pizza, spicy mayo sauce, beer, and weed. I love college
I'm going to email her once I get off the bathroom floor
Today as a vday present for myself I am walking in between any couples I see on campus.
No, she passed out instead. I have the worst luck, its like Jesus is mad at me for having the same birthday as him
Its ok. I handled the situation with grace and class. lol jk i got shitfaced and fucked his roomate.
Like theyre better than no shoes. I'm sitting her balls naked playing xbox in nothing but crocs with the fur
Dude, the lecture theatre is caving in on me.
Oh hey. I left my beer there. Beer is more important than my pride. I want to pick that up.
Drunk at work, covered in Cheetos is no way to go through life.
I should be done at 8 and I've also done a great Job of convincing my self that I should get really drunk tonight
im lying in bed trying to choke myself out because being awake hurts too much
Like how hard is it to come up to me with chocolate and wine and say "hey, you're beautiful. Wanna marathon Doctor Who in sweatpants?" Hell yes!


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The Archduke Toad's Unplanned Ride train at dusk
Archduke Toad is famous as the worst motor-vehicle operator in Disneyland. On this train, you make believe that you are him, rupturing Toad Hall, upsetting the borough, avoiding your bar tab, and even going straight to America!
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The role of knowledge in an active information environmentPage(s): 376 - 385| | Quick Abstract | PDF (932 KB)
Some innovative concepts which influence the design and development of active information systems are presented. The data representation, reasoning, and language facilities for an active information system are presented. It is argued that the notion of knowledge and metaknowledge improves the overall system functionality by supporting the user during the process of problem solving and by providing the milestones for automating limited and well-understood portions of the problem domain or administrative services. The prime purpose of an active information system is to support users during the process of problem solving by exploiting information relevant to decision making. This work is also closely associated with research in the area of symbiotic man-machine systems. The kernel of an active information system is its object-oriented modeling substrate, based on the high-level data model Cosmos, which offers numerous advanced features and is capable of representing factual and conceptual knowledge concerning a specific problem domain View full abstract»
Adaptive DB schema evolution via constrained relationshipsPage(s): 393 - 398| | Quick Abstract | PDF (520 KB)
A novel object-oriented data model and a tailored query language that enables the construction of evolving database (DB) schemas according to the information provided by transaction monitoring are presented. The data model and the query language are based on the notion of constrained relationships that enable interconnections between DB objects under constraints specified by rules. These relationships capture frequent transactions with the database and freeze them on the database schema. Thus, the database schema can evolve in terms of changing retrieval requirements. Furthermore, these frequent transactions are mapped at a lower level between object instances, so that future transactions may be answered more quickly. The schema adaptation mechanism is based on the identification of commonly used, simple query patterns View full abstract»
The role of learning in logic synthesisPage(s): 252 - 258| | Quick Abstract | PDF (600 KB)
A model of logic synthesis that uses technology-specific design rules and extends rule-based search to functional decomposition and technology mapping is proposed. The problem of technology independence is addressed with the addition of a model of learning for automating the generation of design rules. While this model improves design quality by taking advantage of the target technology, it is not robust to technology changes. To improve robustness, the model is augmented with two learning components: one for acquiring rules that make use of physical cells in a technology library and another for acquiring rules that make use of appropriate design styles. These components are related to work in the learning of macro-operators and explanation-based learning View full abstract»
Fuzzy logic based tools for classification and reasoning with uncertaintyPage(s): 572 - 577| | Quick Abstract | PDF (448 KB)
Two methods for classification processes affected by uncertainty in the description phase and the class definition phase and for approximate reasoning in decision-making activities with a combination of certain and uncertain knowledge are described. Based on the two frameworks, an integrated set of automated fuzzy-logic-based tools for classification and decision-making activities has been developed and inserted in a classical logic programming environment. A homogeneous and flexible environment for the automatic handling of certain and uncertain knowledge in classification and decision problems is obtained View full abstract»
Abstract machine LORAP II and experiments in process grain size determination for parallel execution of logic programsPage(s): 685 - 692| | Quick Abstract | PDF (544 KB)
The authors propose a distributed multiprocessor execution model, LORAP II, for parallel execution of logic programs. Each processor in the abstract machine is capable of supporting processes of variable grain sizes and is designed to be competitive with existing sequential implementations for deterministic cases. The authors present a set of experiments that establish the requirement for determining appropriate process grain sizes for effective parallel processing. Some heuristics are presented for compile time grain size determination. Some results from experiments using heuristics are presented that indicate a significant improvement in performance over a similar model (LORAP) supporting fine grain processes View full abstract»
Improved control strategy for parallel logic programmingPage(s): 702 - 708| | Quick Abstract | PDF (580 KB)
An attempt is made to formulate an improved control strategy for parallel logic programming systems and to verify its validity using the notion of the alternating Turing machine. The proposed control strategy is a combination of committed choice nondeterminism and the control-flow mechanism. It is shown that a natural reduction of the alternating Turing machine for the proposed control strategy yields a deterministic Turing whose complexity is linearly related to that of the alternating Turing machine. However, such a reduction for the conventional committed choice nondeterminism has complexity that is quadratically related to that of the alternating Turing machine View full abstract»
Neural network simulation using INESPage(s): 556 - 561| | Quick Abstract | PDF (420 KB)
Describes the Interactive NEtwork Simulation tool (INES), which supports the simulation of multilayer pattern processing. Since the sequence, the interconnections, and the functional characteristics of the layers depend on the ideas and the needs of the user, INES does not assume a special interconnection scheme but makes it possible to set up visually an interconnection scheme of predefined units. The possible interconnections obey some restrictions (rules), representing a kind of visual programming language. Thus, the programming and simulation language system can be used for the design and evaluation of a pattern-processing neural network computer. Since the graphical editor, the network interpreter, and the modules of the base units are independently defined the user can program his own base units (and even his own interpreter) in the programming language of his choice. By decomposition into separate units, the classical, historically grown (Fortran-based) simulation program becomes a collection of reusable, clearly structured software units. Standard problems like I/O filter functions and monitors have to be implemented only once, so that the software productivity is increased View full abstract»
On the robustness of Dempster's rule of combinationPage(s): 578 - 582| | Quick Abstract | PDF (316 KB)
It is demonstrated by example that Dempster's rule of combination is not robust when combining highly conflicting belief functions. It is shown that Shafer's (1983) discounted belief functions also suffer from this lack of robustness with respect to small perturbations in the discount factor. A modified version of Dempster's rule is proposed to remedy this difficulty View full abstract»
PM: a metrics driven plan compilerPage(s): 677 - 684| | Quick Abstract | PDF (720 KB)
The partial metrics (PM) project, whose goal is to investigate the metrics-driven acquisition of planning knowledge, is discussed. The approach taken can be thought of as reverse compilation. Abstract plans are generated from source programs in a given target language. This process involves the integration of traditional compiler techniques with certain AI (artificial intelligence) paradigms. The current prototype's design is described. This prototype's capabilities are demonstrated by taking an Ada target program generated by a plan in the Programmer's Apprentice system and creating another plan using the PM knowledge compiler. The plan produced by the prototype possesses many of the original plan's features View full abstract»
A parallel architecture for AI nonlinear planningPage(s): 51 - 58| | Quick Abstract | PDF (612 KB)
The authors present a resource-level conflict detection and conflict resolution scheme which is combined with a state-level backward planning algorithm and provides efficient conflict detection and global conflict resolution for nonlinear planning. The scheme is to keep track of the usage of individual resources during planning and construct a resource-usage flow (RUF) structure (based on which conflict detection and resolution are accomplished). The RUF structure allows the system to perform minimal and nonredundant operations for conflict detection and resolution. Furthermore, resource-level conflict detection and resolution facilitates problem decomposition in terms of resources, thereby providing easy implementation in a parallel and distributed processing environment. Performance analysis indicates that the proposed architecture has a speed-up factor of the average depth of a plan network,
D( Na), compared to the distributed NOAH where Na (the total number of action nodes at the completion of planning) and D( Na) are considerably larger than the number of resources involved in planning as well as the number of initial goal states View full abstract»
A knowledge-based environment for the integration of logical and physical testing of VLSI circuitsPage(s): 259 - 265| | Quick Abstract | PDF (548 KB)
The authors have developed an application environment for VLSI design, under which the VLSI design tools as well as the testers can be run. They have also developed a knowledge-based system for the transparent use of various testers from a common intermediate test-pattern language. Under the new environment, the user stimulates a design as before, and then specifies on which tester the fabricated design should be tested. The tests are performed with minimal user intervention (e.g. powering the circuit up). Upon completion of the physical testing the system compares the test data to the simulation data and graphically presents discrepancies which may indicate potential errors View full abstract»
I-see: an AI-tool for image understandingPage(s): 314 - 320| | Quick Abstract | PDF (736 KB)
A software environment that supports the implementation of image understanding applications is described. The environment, called I-see, is implemented on top of the object-oriented KEE system and focuses on the iconic representation and exploration of visual data. The system offers an interface between the high-level symbolic reasoning mechanisms of KEE and the raw image data and iconically represented image models or segmentation results. An example problem of interpreting satellite images shows the use of this iconically represented knowledge in the form of a terrain elevation image. In this specific example, the iconic representation could be used directly without the need for a complementary symbolic description. The iconic and symbolic representation schemes can be used to supplement each other and can be related by the use of label images View full abstract»
Finding and learning explanatory connections from scientific textsPage(s): 85 - 90| | Quick Abstract | PDF (572 KB)
A theory for detecting and learning the explanatory connections between sentences in scientific texts is presented. A program called SNOWY that embodies the theory is also described. The knowledge in the program is organized around the notions of analytic and empirical knowledge. Analytic knowledge encompasses very general rules which are valid across any domain, while empirical knowledge includes rules whose validity is domain dependent. Examples of these rules and their representation are given View full abstract»
Structured matching: a task-specific technique for making decisionsPage(s): 138 - 145| | Quick Abstract | PDF (768 KB)
The authors describe structured matching informally and give a formal definition of the task and strategy of structured matching. Structured matching integrates the knowledge and control for making a decision within a hierarchical structure. Structured matching has several desirable characteristics: it is qualitative and tractable, it facilitates knowledge acquisition and explanation, and it explicitly represents decision-making knowledge. The authors describe how structured matching is implemented in the HYPER tool, showing how HYPER corresponds to the formal definition. HYPER is a tool for building problem-solving modules that measure the fit of a hypothesis to a situation. Structured matching is a generalization of hypothesis matching. The authors present examples of structured matching in several knowledge-based systems View full abstract»
Toward a paperless development environmentPage(s): 495 - 498| | Quick Abstract | PDF (352 KB)
Describes the process being used to implement a paperless environment, called TEDIUM, for the design, construction, and maintenance of computer software applications. The underlying paradigm for this research is not one of artificial intelligence (AI). Nevertheless, the methods used are equally appropriate for the development of AI tools and environments. TEDIUM is an environment designed to support the development of interactive information systems. The author gives an overview of the problem being addressed, describes an environment that offers a solution to that problem, and discusses the methods used to evaluate and improve the environment View full abstract»
NSA algorithm and its computational complexity-preliminary resultsPage(s): 442 - 446| | Quick Abstract | PDF (324 KB)
To overcome the limitations of models of statistical heuristic searching the author proposes the idea of combining nonparametric statistical inference methods with the heuristic search. A nonparametric statistical algorithm (NSA) for heuristic searching is presented, and its computational complexity is discussed. It is shown that, in a uniform
m-ary search tree Gwith a single goal SN located at an unknown site in the N-th depth, NSA can find the goal asymptotically with probability one, and the complexity remains O( N(In N)2), where Nis the length of the solution path View full abstract»
An entity model for conceptual designPage(s): 709 - 716| | Quick Abstract | PDF (400 KB)
An effort is made to construct an interactive design aid environment with a highly semantic description facility and a logically effective verification facility for increasing software productivity oriented toward reutilization. The proposed method for design simulation is a semantic technique, based on an effective human interface in the entity model constructive process. The system helps human beings to understand and verify during the design process. This can be achieved by semantically representing an entity model and performing predicate calculus on its entity characteristics, using rule-based inference from the database for software conceptual description. Application examples are presented View full abstract»
Solving large scale puzzles with neural networksPage(s): 562 - 569| | Quick Abstract | PDF (464 KB)
n-queens problem is solved with Boltzmann machines and a depth-first search (DFS) algorithm. In large-scale problems, the Boltzmann machines found a solution much faster than the DFS. The 1000-queens problem was solved using an energy minimization technique. The polyomino puzzles were also solved with Boltzman machines and a DFS algorithm. In small-scale problems, the DFS solved these puzzles faster than Boltzmann machines. Using Gaussian machines, large-size polyomino puzzles were solved successfully. For example, 36 unique solutions were obtained for the 1000-queens problem, and 5×8, 6×10, and 8×8 sized difficult polyomino puzzles were solved View full abstract»
On the combined approach to intelligent backtrackingPage(s): 490 - 494| | Quick Abstract | PDF (384 KB)
An intelligent backtracking scheme based on both static and dynamics information, called the CIB (combined intelligent backtracking) approach, is presented. At compile time IBGs (intelligent backtracking graphs) are generated. An IBG is constructed by augmenting a data dependency graph with additional backtracking links for each variable and different types of backtracking. At runtime, the variables causing the failure are identified, and the intelligent backtracking is accomplished by following corresponding links in the IBGs. Comparison with other approaches is made View full abstract»
Acquisition of knowledge sources for natural language processingPage(s): 122 - 129| | Quick Abstract | PDF (632 KB)
Tools for facilitating the task of encoding knowledge in developing lexicons and knowledge bases (KBs) are discussed. The specific tools discussed are Lextool (lexicon development tool) and KBtool (knowledge base development tool). These tools, written in Lisp, are the result of an attempt to automate the process of acquiring the data for the benefit of users with varying levels of sophistication. These tools allow for data to be encoded easily and verified automatically. Both expert and nontechnical user aspects of these tools are described View full abstract»
Pose determination using vertex-pairs on the Connection MachinePage(s): 512 - 517| | Quick Abstract | PDF (424 KB)
A model-matching scheme for three-dimensional object recognition on a fine-grained data parallel machine is described. The feature that is used for model matching is the vertex pair, introduced by J.L. Mundy et al. (1987). The transformation between the features in the three-dimensional model and the two-dimensional scene is described by an affine transformation, which is an approximation to the perspective transformation. Coarse-to-fine histogramming on an
n-dimensional grid is used to compute the best transformation between the model and the scene. Performance results for an implementation on the Connection Machine are presented View full abstract»
A parallel architecture for large scale production systemsPage(s): 27 - 33| | Quick Abstract | PDF (572 KB)
The authors present an architecture, suitable for implementation on a shared memory multiprocessor system, in which all the phases can run in parallel. Running multiple match, execution, and select phases causes subtle synchronization problems, which if not resolved can lead to altered semantics. The proposed architecture uses a lock and interference manager and a scheduler to resolve the possible synchronization conflicts. A new lock which provides concurrency beyond the standard two-phase locking in databases is used. The conflict resolution phase has been formalized as a scheduling problem. The approach taken is conservative in the sense that the scheduler performs careful analysis (interference avoidance and abort avoidance tests) to prevent interference, abort, and blocking View full abstract»
Multilayer of ring-structured feedback network for production system processingPage(s): 457 - 464| | Quick Abstract | PDF (672 KB)
The ANN (artificial neural network) approach can be applied to problems in artificial intelligence-in particular, to production systems. Among various types of neural networks, the three-layer ring-structured feedback network with three associative memories is considered to suit the problem domain. Characteristics of the production system paradigm are identified, based on which mapping strategies are developed. Two types of representation techniques are studied: local and hierarchical. The local representation can give an O(1) pattern matching time in production systems when an efficient training strategy is used. The hierarchical representation derives features from production systems and constructs a three-dimensional feature space, where a pattern can be uniquely defined by a vector. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed architecture and mapping strategy can be an efficient solution to the production system paradigm View full abstract»
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Tech skills are only a startPosted: November 13, 2014 Filed under: Making the most of grad studies, Soft skills | Tags: Career advice,, Job market, Soft skills,, Transferable Skills, Leave a comment
A recent post by Rachel Burstein (Future Tense, September 1, 2014) usefully highlights a great conundrum for employers today in addressing the "skills gap.
" Rachel comments on the ostensible shortage in the U.S. job market of suitable technical and skilled labour applicants for advertised positions. However, she challenges those who believe this situation will be solved by putting more resources into training and education in technical skills.
Because, as the headline to her post reads,
"Tech skills aren't the be-all and end-all."
Rachel goes on to underscore the value of "soft skills," or what I call "transferable skills" or "parallel skills," that are also crucial in the workplace.
In her words, "the problem with the skills gap argument is that it accounts for only one set of skills that employers consider important," and that is the set related to specific training that a degree may attest to. The truth is that the skills gap from an employer's perspective is much broader and includes "skills that aren't about content or subject matter — skills like communication, critical thinking, creativity, empathy, and understanding of diversity."
Such skills cut across sector, hierarchy and function, and two in particular, "critical thinking and communication skills," according to research conducted by the Association of American Colleges and Universities, are thought by 93 per cent of the business and non-profit leaders who were surveyed to be more important than a person's undergraduate major when it comes to hiring.
Rachel goes on to note that "Professionalism/work ethic, teamwork/collaboration, and oral communication rank among the top five skills valued by employers hiring candidates at any educational level, according to one study. Yet employers rank significant portions of those entering the workforce deficient on all these dimensions."
She recognizes that there is no "silver bullet" for addressing this gap in a systemic way.
However, her comments suggest that graduate students need to realize the importance of developing these so-called "soft skills" while completing their degrees – which is to say that they need to find strategies for developing transferable skills within their institutional settings.
Universities are becoming aware of the need to make this kind of professional skills development available to their students, and many offer programming that is freely available to all students. Online programming is available too, and we've mentioned a number of such opportunities on this blog site. Other blogs can provide valuable leads as well.
But the bottom line is that awareness and determination to focus on soft skills while in school is critical to job market success later.
Why we need to take breaksPosted: November 11, 2014 Filed under: Soft skills | Tags: Being productive, Work/life balance Leave a comment
Business magazine Fast Company thinks that we have to stop thinking we are too busy to take breaks. According to Courtney Seiter (September 4, 2012), there is solid science out there showing that taking time out makes us happier, more focused and more productive.
She provides three "scientific reasons" for prioritizing breaks when you are working:
1. Breaks keep us from getting bored (and thus, unfocused)
"Basically, the human brain just wasn't built for the extended focus we ask of it these days. Our brains are vigilant all the time because they evolved to detect tons of different changes to ensure our very survival. So focusing so hard on one thing for a long time isn't something we're ever going to be great at (at least for a few centuries). The good news is that the fix for this unfocused condition is simple — all we need is a brief interruption (aka a break) to get back on track."
2. Breaks help us retain information and make connections
"Our brains have two modes: the "focused mode," which we use when we're doing things like learning something new, writing or working and "diffuse mode," which is our more relaxed, daydreamy mode when we're not thinking so hard. You might think that the focused mode is the one to optimize for more productivity, but diffuse mode plays a big role, too. In fact, although our brains were once thought to go dormant when we daydreamed, studies have shown that activity in many brain regions increases when our minds wander."
3. Breaks help us re-evaluate our goals
According to the Harvard Business Review, "When you work on a task continuously, it's easy to lose focus and get lost in the weeds. In contrast, following a brief intermission, picking up where you left off forces you to take a few seconds to think globally about what you're ultimately trying to achieve. It's a practice that encourages us to stay mindful of our objectives…."
Courtney's piece is full of interesting information – including, for example, pictures of brain scans when we are on and off "breaks," an illustration of the Pomodoro method for time management, Dement and Kleitman's "90 minute" waveform graph, and scans that show the lit-up brain after exercise.
She also lists four break methods worth trying, and offers a number of other tips, like replenishing your brain with nourishing foods, reading non work-related books, connecting with nature — and taking naps.
There is plenty of good information here. It's well worth following this link to the article.
Video advice: expand your skill setsPosted: November 6, 2014 Filed under: Job search strategies, Making the most of grad studies, Soft skills | Tags: Career advice,, Job search,, Soft skills,, Transferable Skills,, Workplace readiness Leave a comment
How can you enhance your "transferable" or "soft" or "parallel" skills portfolio while completing the academic work for your degree?
April McNeil, a career educator at the University of Victoria, offers tips on what grad students can do to make themselves more attractive to both academic and non-academic employers in this video, which is part of the University Affairs Job Hunt archive.
Three observations stand out for me in April's short presentation:
- Even if the job market looks bleak in your field at present, it is important to explore what may be out there by the time you graduate by talking to those who have jobs in areas you are interested in. Building relationships by attending events and setting up information interviews is a skill, a way of getting on the "inside track" well before your official job search starts.
- You need to position yourself as an expert in your area of interest. To my mind this is where social media savvy comes in: what are you doing as a grad student to profile yourself or to connect with discussion groups online in your areas of interest or expertise? April says undertaking contract work can enhance your resume and demonstrate that you have applicable skills in your area. Sometimes what you produce in contract work can count as publications that demonstrate your applied research and communications skills. In any case, whatever the contract, the work should be mined for the ways it demonstrates workplace skills that may not be evident from your program of study alone.
- April also emphasizes the importance of "industry connections" – which is to say contact and interaction with the world of work whatever the focus of your degree – even if you decide on an academic career. Administrative skills are important everywhere, and even in faculty jobs these days where we are expected to recruit students, manage budgets, start new programs, attract research grants by partnering with the community, and so on. Such things, she says, can constitute a competitive edge by demonstrating that you have acquired a broader skills set while still a graduate student.


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Family wins cremation battle over Aborigine
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Katelyn Fossett is an Editorial Researcher at Foreign Policy.
Friday 28 May 1999
A High Court judge ruled it was in the best interests of Dayne Childs's two-year-old daughter, Hollie, his girlfriend, Kirsten Milton, and adoptive mother that his funeral arrangements be made in their home city of Norwich.
Mrs Justice Hale said the wishes of Mr Childs's natural mother, Cheryl Buchanan, should be respected, but did not amount to the special reasons necessary to grant her administration of his burial.
The body of Mr Childs, who died in a car crash aged 26, has been in a mortuary since last July because his two families could not agree on where he should be buried. Mrs Buchanan claimed that plans to cremate her son were repugnant to Aboriginal culture and that his spirit could be freed only if he was buried in his homeland.
The court was told that Mr Childs's adoptive mother, Annette, had given permission for his Aboriginal family to say "farewell" in the mortuary and attend his funeral.
In her ruling, the judge said the "tall, dark, handsome man who was popular with women" had thought of himself as English but also recognised his background.
Mr Childs was born in a Brisbane hospital in 1972 when his mother, who was 18 and unmarried, worked for the Aborigine tribal council. His adoption papers showed that his birth mother wanted to keep him but had no means of supporting him and had signed adoption consent papers after four days. The Childs family adopted him in 1974 when they were living in Australia where they stayed until 1979. They named him Dayne and had their own son as well as adopting another child. "It was a close, loving and open- minded family," the judge said.
Mrs Buchanan said she had never forgotten her son and in 1991 when the law was changed and she was given the right to know the names of his adoptive parents, she tracked him down. But he did not want to talk to her and she did not try to contact him again until 1996 when she persuaded him to pay a visit to Australia to meet his natural family.
When he returned to England he was no longer the "cool and collected young man" he had been previously, but resumed his relationship with Kirsten Milton and their two-year-old daughter.
After his death, Mrs Childs planned to have him cremated and buried next to her husband who died in 1996 but his Aborigine family begged her not to do this and asked for his body to be returned to Australia. Ms Milton initially agreed but then began to have misgivings over whether it was in their daughter's best interests and whether it was what Mr Childs would have wanted. It was then that the legal battle began.
The judge said she had reached her conclusion after taking into account the deeply held feelings of both families.
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MADISON, WI – Eight winners in Bell Laboratories' Contrac with Lumitrack contest walked away with prizes in early March.
The grand prize winner of an Apple iPad2 was Tom Peek, owner of A-2-Z Termite & Pest Control, Ocala, Fla. Two first-prize winners of Streamlight blacklights were Stephen Gates, Director of Technical Services, Cook's Pest Control, Decatur, Ala., and Randy Vegas, General Manager, CT Pest Elimination, West Haven, Conn. Five second-place winners of 18 lb. pails of CONTRAC with Lumitrack include:
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Brad Parker, President, Parker Pest Control, Inc., Ponca city, Okla.
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John Jackson, President, Jackson Exterminators, Inc., Portland, Ore.
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The contest drew hundreds of visitors from across the country to Bell's website where they had access to the hands-on tools on the Contrac with Lumitrack Detective's Desk to learn what Lumitrack is, how it works, and how PMPs can benefit from using the bio-fluorescent active, Lumitrack, which makes rodent dropping glow bright green under UV light.
Contrac with Lumitrack was launched in summer 20ll and helps PMPs identify, track and eliminate rodents. The additive is also found in Bell's non-toxic Detex with Lumitrack BLOX.
Visitors to Bell's site can access the Lumitrack Detective Desk for more information on using tracking baits, including an article by industry expert Bobby Corrigan - Biomonitoring for Rodents. Go to www.belllabs.com/contrac-with-lumitrack.
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Monica Potter has a new office with a computer and not much else.
Then again, she's been on the job all of two days. And chances are she won't be spending much time in her office, anyway.
"I can't wait to get started," said Potter, the first women's lacrosse coach in Colorado State University-Pueblo history. "I need to get organized and I make lots of lists. And I need to get to some indoor lacrosse leagues (mainly in Denver) to find some players."
The ThunderWolves added men's and women's lacrosse, women's swimming and men's track and cross-country to its athletic department.
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New Jacksonville Jaguars general manger Dave Caldwell is going to leave no stone unturned when it comes to finding a new head coach.
Last week at his introductory press conference, Caldwell stated that there was no timetable for his coaching search. Now it appears that he is prepared to interview several candidates before he makes a decision.
The Jaguars have already spoken to defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer and Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. Now there are reports that the Jaguars plan on speaking to both Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell this week.
Bradley has been the Seahawks defensive coordinator for the past 4 seasons and is thought to be one of the finalists for the Philadelphia Eagles head coaching job. Bevell, who made his name coaching Brett Favre with both the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings, was believed to be a finalist for the Chicago Bears head job before they hired Marc Trestman.
The Jaguars coaching search will almost certainly extend into next week when they will be able to interview candidates from teams who are playing in championship games this weekend. Caldwell reportedly favors San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who was his college roommate at John Carroll University. Caldwell may also be interested in talking to candidates from his former team the Atlanta Falcons.
While this extended coaching search almost certainly means that the Jaguars coaching staff will not be in place by the time the Senior Bowl rolls around, but Caldwell should not feel any sort of pressure to rush his decision. The Jaguars scouting staff for the lead up to the draft is already in place and will be able to represent the team at the college showcase games and fill in the coaching staff when they are hired.
Getting this hire right is more important to Caldwell than anything right now and the fact that he is willing to speak to several candidates leads me to believe he knows how important it is.
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