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923 Tourism resource development and long-term economic growth: a resource curse hypothesis approach
939 Pricing competition and channel coordination in the tourism supply chain with optional tours
961 Trade effects of specialization in tourism: an inter-regional input–output model of the Balearic Islands
987 Determinants of Spanish regions' tourism performance: a two-stage, double-bootstrap data envelopment analysis
1013 Advertising, price and hotel service quality: a signalling perspective
1027 Franchising effects on the lodging industry: optimal franchising proportion in terms of profitability and intangible value
1047 Economic values of agritourism to visitors: a multi-destination hurdle travel cost model of demand
1067 Estimating tournament effects on sportfishing demand
1087 Understanding consumer responses to travel websites from online shopping value and flow experience perspectives
1105 Research note: The growth of Internet purchases and the travel trade
1117 Research note: Exploring the effect of tourism on economic growth in the Spanish provinces and autonomous communities, 1999–2008
1125 Research note: The economic value and roles of rural festivals in Japan
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Title: Tourism resource development and long-term economic growth: a resource curse hypothesis approach
Abstract: The paper proposes a resource curse hypothesis approach to analyse the instability of tourism-led growth. Using panel data on China's 30 provinces over the period 1987–2010, this study examines the direct and indirect effects of tourism on long-term economic growth. Four transmission channels widely held in the resource curse hypothesis are applied in the tourism industry: Dutch disease effect, crowding-out effect, deterioration of institutional quality and volatility of resource trade. The empirical results show that even in the non-tourism-dependent economies there is a possibility that the tourism resource curse will occur in the long term. Tourism resource development tends to reduce economic growth, mainly through crowding out human capital. A tourism boom seems to have a crowding-out effect on industrial production; however, the effect is small and insignificant in the large non-tourism-dependent economies. The physical investment channel is identified as the most important positive transmission channel through which tourism activity exerts more influence on growth.
Title: Pricing competition and channel coordination in the tourism supply chain with optional tours
Abstract: The authors consider a tourism supply chain that consists of a tour operator in the source market and a local operator at the destination. The tour product is composed of predesigned tours and optional tours. Consumers are sensitive to the price and the availability of optional tours, represented as the ratio of optional tours. The authors analyse how the ratio of optional tours to predesigned tours affects each player's equilibrium decisions given three different consumer attitudes towards optional tours. They find that when the channel is coordinated and the ratio of optional tours is sufficiently large, the local operator may reduce commissions. To curb the impacts of lowering commissions, the authors introduce a tax mechanism aimed at optional tours. Numeral examples are provided to illustrate the pricing impacts of optional tours.
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Abstract: The authors construct an inter-regional input–output model that combines both national and regional data to isolate the effects of changes in demand by their regional nature using an additive decomposition. The model is used to quantify the backward linkages of the top industries in the Balearic Islands (a European region heavily specializing in tourism) with other industries, both within the region and in the rest of Spain. The results confirm the importance of local industries in terms of backward linkage effects, but also reveal that only 55% of these effects stay in the region, while the rest leak out to the rest of the country due to the extraordinary dependency on supplies created by this specialization.
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Abstract: Despite the current international financial crisis, the tourism sector has managed to maintain high levels of activity. Against a backdrop of weak demand and stiff competition, efficiency has come to the fore as a key issue, especially in consolidated markets, such as Spain, where hopes that the sector will lead the way to economic recovery contrast with statements from the Competitiveness Monitor of the World Travel & Tourism Council that Spain is losing its competitiveness. In this article, the two- stage Simar and Wilson procedure is used to estimate the effect of a group of nine environmental factors on robust data envelopment analysis (DEA) estimates which act as a proxy of destination competitiveness for the Spanish autonomous communities (or regions) between 2002 and 2010. A brief discussion in terms of D- and E-attraction and cluster D-attraction is also included. The article contributes to the destination industry literature by adopting an approach that has not hitherto been applied to Spain.
Title: Advertising, price and hotel service quality: a signalling perspective
Abstract: This study investigates two main issues: the relationship between advertising expenditure and service quality, and the relationship between price and service quality in the hotel industry. The authors consider an asymmetric-information environment, in which consumers are uncertain about service quality, and address the above issues from a signalling perspective. Building on signalling and counter-signalling theory in economics, the authors propose a number of testable hypotheses and conduct an empirical study using data for Taiwanese international tourist hotels. The empirical results support the hypothesis that the advertising–quality relationship is inverted-U shaped, whereas the price–quality relationship is positive and monotonic. Hence, higher prices may signal higher service quality, whereas higher advertising expenditure does not necessarily signal higher service quality.
Title: Franchising effects on the lodging industry: optimal franchising proportion in terms of profitability and intangible value
Abstract: Franchising in the hospitality industry, particularly in the lodging business, has been an extensively studied topic. Yet the answers to critical questions have eluded researchers and practitioners: is franchising in the lodging industry profitable and a value-creating strategy? Moreover, what is the optimal proportion of franchising to attain certain financial outcomes? This study evaluates franchising in the lodging industry, and poses two key financial questions. Are franchised lodging firms more profitable and value-generating than non-franchised operations? And what is the optimal proportion of franchised and non-franchised units for a lodging firm to maximize its financial performance and value creation? The results of the two-way, random-effect regression model suggest that franchised lodging firms are more profitable than non-franchised firms. The study also finds that franchised firms create more intangible value than non-franchised firms. In addition, the authors identify optimal proportions of franchised and non-franchised properties that allow lodging firms to maximize profitability and intangible value. The results provide a critical perspective on the discussion of whether or not lodging firms should franchise and, if so, to what extent.
Title: Economic values of agritourism to visitors: a multi-destination hurdle travel cost model of demand
Abstract: Farm-based recreation, or agritourism, is growing in the USA, raising new interest in the potential benefits for consumers/travellers and communities. This study utilizes a hurdle travel cost model to investigate the demand for and economic benefits of agritourism. The analysis includes an estimation of consumer surplus as one means to estimate the market size for this sector. The standard travel cost model assumes a single-purpose recreational trip; but, as is the case with a number of categories of tourism, this assumption may not hold for all agritourism outings as travellers often visit other destinations. This paper analyses and compares four different models, each using different methods to distinguish between multiple-destination and primary-purpose trips. The findings reveal that consumer surplus ranges from $93 to $164 per person per trip for primary purpose travellers. Implications for accurately estimating the market size of agritourism, as well as a broader set of recreational sectors, are discussed.
Title: Estimating tournament effects on sportfishing demand
Abstract: A two-step decision travel cost model is used to estimate the demand for sportfishing and to measure the effect of fishing tournaments on anglers' willingness-to-pay on the Lower Hudson River. The endo-genous opportunity cost of angler travel time is incorporated in the demand function using a latent variable. The latent time value indicator is a count of the unique types of complementary and time-saving goods and services purchased during a fishing trip. Tournament fishing is valued at US$317 per angler per trip, compared to US$73 per angler per trip for other sportfishing.
Title: Understanding consumer responses to travel websites from online shopping value and flow experience perspectives
Abstract: As online travel shopping rapidly increases, consumer responses to travel websites need to be better understood. The authors integrate the perspectives of flow experience and perceived shopping value to explain those consumer responses and incorporate website design characteristics into their model. Data were collected from consumers with browsing or purchasing experiences on Taiwan's travel websites. The results show that website attractiveness and interactivity have a positive influence on flow experience. Website reliability positively affects utilitarian value, whereas ease of use has no significant effect. Flow experience is positively associated with utilitarian value and consumer attitude towards the website; conversely, purchase intention from the website is not affected by flow experience. Furthermore, the findings reveal that perceived utilitarian value positively and significantly influences consumer attitude towards the website and purchase intention. These findings have both theoretical and practical implications.
Title: Research note: The growth of Internet purchases and the travel trade
Abstract: The changes introduced by the Internet to travel agencies (TAs) and tour operators have been investigated for the last 15 years. Researchers have focused mainly on disintermediation and re- intermediation processes fostered by the Web and on their implications for the organization of agencies and sales management. However, the hypothesis that Internet diffusion may have a negative impact on the consistency of the travel agency sector still needs to be proven. Moving on from an analysis of the Italian situation, this study first attempts to reconstruct the ongoing trends at industry level in other European countries. It then explores the relationship between online travel purchases and TAs' total frequency. The evidence gathered shows a significant degree of correlation between the two variables, suggesting that the growth of the online travel market can effectively prove to be a reduction of existing TAs.
Title: Research note: Exploring the effect of tourism on economic growth in the Spanish provinces and autonomous communities, 1999–2008
Abstract: The authors explore the extent to which tourism contributed to the economic growth of the different Spanish provinces and autonomous communities in the period 1999–2008. The results obtained by panel data analysis show that the elasticity of the provincial productivity with respect to tourism is equal to 0.10 when overnight stays of foreign tourists are taken as the indicator of provincial tourism, and 0.11 when total overnight stays are taken as the indicator. The results also show that the elasticity of the productivity of the autonomous communities with respect to tourism is slightly lower than the elasticity of the provincial productivity.
Title: Research note: The economic value and roles of rural festivals in Japan
Abstract: This article studies the economic value and roles of rural festivals. The authors investigate the festivals of 'Kuruma-ichi' and 'Suisha-matsuri' in the Yamane area of Kuji city, Iwate prefecture, Japan. They estimate a travel demand model to infer the value of these festivals for visitors and apply the chi-square automatic interaction detection (CHAID) method to analyse the reasons for visiting. The results indicate that the consumer surplus of these festivals is ¥3,627 (US$45.3) for a tourist per trip. From the CHAID analysis it follows that the annual frequency of visits depends on the opportunity for exchange among tourists and the local residents. It appears that the festivals are important occasions for the gathering of former residents in this depopulated and aged mountainous area.
Title: Research note: Exploring the determinants of cruise passengers' expenditure at ports of call in Uruguay
Abstract: Passengers disembarking from cruise ships at ports of call have significant economic effects on the host destination. This paper studies the determinants of cruise passengers' spending while visiting two ports in Uruguay. Data from an official survey are used to investigate the likely determinants of expenditure in the 2011–2012 cruise season. The Heckit model suggests the presence of a decision process of purchasing that might be more 'instinctive' than is suggested by the findings of other papers for general tourism expenditure. The improvement of the economic effects of a cruise requires the formulation of appropriate marketing strategies according to the nationality of passengers. In addition, several findings indicate that such enhancement is more required in the port of Punta del Este, whose logistics do not facilitate the direct disembarkation of tourists to the port.
Title: Research note: An analysis of cruise ship impact on local hotel demand – an event study in Charleston, South Carolina
Abstract: This study examines cruise passenger demand for hotel accommodation in Charleston, South Carolina, prior to embarkation and after debarkation. The findings reveal that cruise passengers are significant drivers of room night demand around embarkation and debarkation. In addition, cruise passenger demand for room nights was not isolated to non-tourist districts of the greater metropolitan area, suggesting that a cruise from Charleston was coupled with a short vacation. This research is particularly important to destination managers, port authorities, municipalities and other stakeholders as they examine and negotiate the frequency, type and timing of passenger cruise service that provides the most positive benefit for the community.


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The ground level has a bedroom with two sets of bunk beds which are perfect for kids. Also located on the ground level is a separate bedroom with a queen sized bed and a full bathroom. The Family room is down the hall and contains a flat screen TV/VCR/DVD. The main level has the master bedroom with a king bed, ocean views, and an adjacent full bath. The second bedroom on the main level has a queen bed and a full bath across the hall. The kitchen and dining room are fully equipped. A dining table with six chairs and a breakfast bar with three bar chairs are ready for your dining needs. The dining room opens out to the east deck. The living room has an ocean view, TV, and opens out to the west deck. The widow's walk on the upper level has a panoramic view of pacific city, and has two twin fold out beds which are perfect for children. There is a Laundry room and deck chairs are available. Parks 4 cars. The 4 person hot tub is available with a $60.00 maintenance fee.
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I recently purchased Widows Walk. I fell in love with the people and charm that Pacific City has to offer. I love this home. It is a 'breath of fresh air.' The perfect escape from the stress of big city living. Kick off your shoes, enjoy a glass of wine and take a deep breath. This is the vacation that you've dreamed of.
Sea View Vacation Rentals purchased this house in 2012
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According to Eastern tradition, chi—the body's internal energy—flows along a web-like network of pathways throughout the body, connecting the brain to organs and tissues and ultimately serving as a key to wellness. For thousands of years, traditional Chinese medicine practitioners have treated everything from stress to infertility through these channels, redirecting energy and unblocking paths with sterile, hair-thin needles in an effort to restore balance and natural healing. At Koru Therapy, Geralyn Kruger and Elizabeth Debari continue this time-tested practice, helping alleviate injuries, high blood pressure, depression, and a slew of other conditions.
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Courtney and Corey Nappa complement each other's skill sets well. Courtney has a wealth of business experience and a passion for beauty, and Corey has years under his belt as a personal trainer and fitness-center manager. They realized that they could combine their skills into an ideal health-club experience, and Ten X Club was born.
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#1 Alexander The Great, Skopje, Republic Of Macedonia
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Water music!
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Only the UK, would someone think of a vomiting fountain
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I would call Holy Smoke a drawing-room comedy if the film showed a drawing room, a comedy of manners if its characters had any. It is the story of a bright and willful young woman who abruptly decides to marry someone whom her family, and the audience, find unthinkable as husband and procreator.
Her affections must be alienated from Mr. Improbable; and so parents, siblings and in-laws ditheringly conspire to toss her together with someone else. Bad idea! Although the fellow the family selects is cocksure, mercenary and certain to go away once the job is done, he falls abjectly for a woman who was supposed to have been his conquest. Chaos ensues unto the third act, when Mr. Improbable, like all plot catalysts, is left behind.
Had Holy Smoke been filmed in the thirties, with this plot fleshed out by Philip Barry, the young woman would have been Katharine Hepburn. Cary Grant could have played the mercenary cad, and Mr. Improbable might have been a powerful but rough-talking older man, as embodied by someone like Edward Arnold. But we're in 2000, and Holy Smoke has been directed by Jane Campion, from a screenplay she wrote with her sister Anna. The unsuitable fiancé is now an Indian guru called Yani (George Mangos). The cad, P.J. Waters, is an American specialist in cults and deprogramming, played by Harvey Keitel in an all-black outfit with sharp-toed cowboy boots; and Ruth, the willful young beauty from a suburb of Sydney, is Kate Winslet. When it's time for her to bathe in moonlight, she does not rustle her diaphanous gown through the French doors of a Main Line drawing room. She emerges like a feral creature--naked, moist and furious--from the Australian outback.
Now, the naked, moist fury of Kate Winslet can be powerfully distracting. (I might say the same for the landscape into which she's been plunked. It's a howling void, which sucks out your brain.) Whereas yesterday's madcaps may have settled for cocktail-shaker eccentricity, Campion insists on deep-down craziness, of the kind that cooks your juices. But the sense of fun is there in Holy Smoke, all the same, along with a notion that underlies much safer comedies of manners: "love" (whatever that is) holds society together, and "love" can blast it apart.
For Ruth, love at first comes with no quotation marks. It is a spiritual force, capable of smacking her right between the eyes. While on a $5-a-day tour of India, she has visited a guru, just to get her money's worth, little expecting that he would beam his way toward her through the writhing throng, or that with a single touch he would send her into an ecstasy of computer graphics. A many-petaled Ruth suddenly blossoms in eternity, to the twanging of sitars. Even after the special effects subside, she continues to sense Yani's power and wants to be joined with him. She will remain in India; she will undertake spiritual marriage to the guru, amid his latest crowd of brides.
Ruth's traveling companion, who brings back the news to Mum and Dad, natters about hypnotism; but Campion leaves us no doubt that the guru does radiate a something-or-other. Now that Ruth has felt it, she recognizes her parents' kind of love as a mere social arrangement, absurd in its flimsiness. Look at its canned gestures, its empty grins! Campion puts them on show in a brief montage of Ruth's past suitors, whose strong teeth and weak foreheads go flashing through her memory. But to Ruth's family, the norms of middle-class Australia are as substantial as life itself. How can she throw herself away like this, dressed up in a sari and dancing in a temple, when she could be a normal person, dressed up like a cowgirl and dancing at the pub's Disco Night?
Jane Campion adores Disco Night. She's also nuts for suburban décor--the ceilings of the parents' house seem to have been pulled low, the better to contain a potentially explosive combination of patterns and colors--and for the people who like to live in these places. They can philander, belch and fall flat on their faces, bless them, all without blushing. Ruth may think them stupid and false, Mum excepted; but their raucousness is vital, and impressive in its way.
Still, it's feeble compared with the force of P.J. Waters. Though an agent of "normal life," he shares with the guru an ability to radiate something-or-other. He even has the power to stride to the front of the line at an airport. All right, he can't levitate--but P.J. is strong enough to be a worthy antagonist to Ruth. Once he's locked away with her in a shack in the outback, the struggle becomes ideological, intellectual and sexual all at once, and so mixed up that after two days, neither party understands what's happening between them.
I'm glad to say I was confused, too. As much as I admire the fierceness of Winslet's acting, which is unbuttoned in the fullest sense of the term; as much as I smile at Keitel (and nod ruefully at the truth of his plea, "I was young once, and handsome"), the best feature of Holy Smoke, to me, is its willingness to plunge into the human muddle.
That was the quality missing from The Piano--the Campion film that the rest of the world likes. In that picture, everything was decided in advance; the characters might as well have been hand puppets. But in Holy Smoke, as in all her best work, Campion doesn't move people around. She lets herself observe Ruth and P.J., looking on from a slight distance and (often enough) an odd angle; and what she sees surprises her.
What an immense gift, to be capable of surprise! It knocks the manners out of comedy; it changes power into love. If you were Ruth and wanted another word for it, you might call this freedom.
Before today's great Iranian filmmakers went out to the streets, to shoot with nonprofessional actors; before the Italian neorealists traveled to Sicily to discover a raw, "primitive" condition within their own country, the British director Michael Powell sailed to Scotland's outer islands and made The Edge of the World. Shot in 1936 on Foula, using a dozen actors and all the local residents, the film dramatized the end of a traditional farming, fishing and herding community.
Like Robert Flaherty and F.W. Murnau's Tabu (which was released in 1931, providing Powell with one of his few possible models), The Edge of the World is one part ethnography to two parts romance. A young man (Niall MacGinnis) engages a friend in a reckless rock-climbing competition, loves and temporarily loses the friend's sister (Belle Chrystall) and unwittingly dooms his community to extinction by leaving to find work on the mainland. As drama, the film is thin. (Powell was to do better in the future, once he teamed up with scriptwriter Emeric Pressburger.) But as a poem of looming cliff sides and craggy human faces, of crashing waves and colliding sheep, The Edge of the World is unforgettable.
Unseen for many years in the United States, The Edge of the World is now being re-released by Milestone Film and Video in a restored print (on view in New York at Film Forum, January 14-20). It's a treat. You get a full measure of the visual splendor and directorial daring for which Powell is celebrated--how did he persuade his cameramen and actors to keep risking their necks?--plus a touch of the rustic humor of a later masterpiece, I Know Where I'm Going.
The restoration of The Edge of the World has been carried out by the British Film Institute, and the Milestone re-release is going out under the aegis of one of Michael Powell's greatest admirers, Martin Scorsese. Thanks to all.
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Screening Schedule: There's thick-sliced Jewish film culture in New York City this month at the ninth annual New York Jewish Film Festival. Presented by The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the festival this year includes local and US premieres of new works (Abraham Ségal's documentary on the apostle Paul; Jean-Jacques Zilberman's in-and-out-of-the-closet French farce, Man Is a Woman) and of historic rediscoveries (the 1933 Yiddish featurette Der Vanderner Yid, featuring Jacob Ben-Ami; the pioneering 1919 gay-rights film Different From the Others). The series is on view at Lincoln Center January 16-27. Information: (212) 875-5600 or www.filmlinc.com.
And for more, there's The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg, a cheerful, straightforward documentary by Aviva Kempner, on view at Film Forum January 12-25. For those who have forgotten or never knew, Greenberg was the first Jewish star in major league baseball, winning batting championships and repeatedly leading the Tigers to the pennant during the years when Henry Ford and Father Coughlin had made Detroit the home of American anti-Semitism. For a more critical reflection on Greenberg as a breakthrough figure, you'd probably want to go to Philip Roth's novel American Pastoral. For a pleasant tour through the main points of the story, with fascinating archival footage and a rendition in Yiddish of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," I can recommend Kempner.


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No, because I don't get my historical information from fictional films. I watched a fictional movie last year about giant robots landing on the moon but I didn't get upset at Hollywood for claiming that giant robots beat us there. Only a moron gets angry at a fiction writer for writing fiction. Now, if you had said "Ken Burns made a WW2 documentary and got the following facts wrong..." Then yes, I would say you had a legitimate gripe at Ken Burns (and not at "Hollywood"), but I would just tell you to stop watching Ken Burns films.
The whole argument that "Hollywood" always gets history wrong in favor of the Americans when making fictional films is just petty jingoistic whining. If it really bothers you that much, go make your own films and set the record straight.
>And when Americans make movies, three British sailors of whom two died getting secret materials out of a sinking German U-Boot suddenly become Americans!
You know that wasn't a documentary, right?
The Fifth Amendment would like to interject, please.
Scammers, by definition, do not follow the law. What makes you think they'd concern themselves with something as petty as a Do No call law?
And yes, you should consider yourself lucky. These kinds of calls are becoming more frequent and MUCH more aggressive. I had one scammer call me back over a hundred times in one day when I hung up on him. I eventually just routed all incoming calls to my fax machine.
HIPAA, PCI, Sarbanes Oxley, Et. al. I'm seeing more and more call to implement ways to control data in the age of bring-your-own-device and mobile workforces. If a company can let a user work from the coffee shop but still keep the actual data inside the datacenter, then a thin-client solution becomes more and more attractive.
When pay TV was first launched, it was with the promise of commercial-free content. That didn't last long. When satellite radio was launched, it was with the promise of commercial-free content. That didn't last long. Subscription-based streaming TV shows (like Hulu Plus)? That didn't last long.
Once you're used to paying extra for the service, the money grubbers will be back. It's inevitable.
I will sacrifice storage for RAM any day of the week and twice on Sunday. I cannot fathom why portables continue to be shafted with an anaemic 2GB (4 if you're very lucky) of RAM. Memory isn't that expensive these days, but holy crap does the OS run better with 6 or 8GB.
My last one was an 11.1" netbook with 8GB. I bought it because it was the only netbook with 8GB, which meant I could run Windows 7 and also one or more applications AT THE SAME TIME!. It has served me far better than any 15" laptop I ever had. It's going to suck trying to find an adequate replacement when this one croaks.
But that wasn't the question. The question was "Would you pay for a website without trolls?" and my response was that it's not possible.
Why are the only choices perfect moderation or no moderation?
Go back and re-read the whole conversation. People are astonishingly good at trolling. If you can't definitively identify them, they will ALWAYS find that rule loophole that enables them to troll. It's practically axiomatic.
100% perfect black-and-white rules are almost never possible for anything.
Yes, that was exactly my point. When you are trying to define and identify trolls, you have to be 100% or the entire exercise is pointless. If you don't believe me, try moderating a message board sometime.
If they can followup and support their arguments logically, then they're either not a troll or it doesn't matter.
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If they asked you to CC them or if they're in a position where they're likely to need those CC's, then perhaps they'll opt not to use the optional system being discussed.
Troll is a person posting an inflammatory message with the deliberate intent of exciting readers into a controversial response. This is the exact definition.
But the word is misused a lot, indeed. For example, just writing hateful comments, or messages with disinformation, is not trolling.
And that's exactly my point. How do you prove "intent" on a message board? You have to be able to have black-and-white rules that say "This guy is posting a different and unpopular opinion but that guy is trying to stir up trouble." Those rules have to apply one hundred percent of the time because people are REALLY REALLY good at hiding intent and playing innocent when they're serious about trolling. In fact, the internet generally applauds the "masterful troll" who can hook as many people as possible. For all you know, I'm trolling you right now by leading you down a conversational path to an as-yet undisclosed end-game. There's just no way to know and that's why it's so hard to put a stop to it.
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Authors: Marsh, T. J., 1960-
Title: Way out in the desert
Publisher: Flagstaff, AZ : Rising Moon, c1998.
Characteristics: 1 v. (unpaged) :,col. ill. ;,29 cm.
Content Type: text
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Summary: A counting book in rhyme presents various desert animals and their children, from a mother horned toad and her little toadie one to a mom tarantula and her little spiders ten. Numerals are hidden in each illustration.
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Statement of Responsibility: by T.J. Marsh and Jennifer Ward ; illustrated by Kenneth J. Spengler
Subject Headings: Rhyme Juvenile literature. Picture puzzles Juvenile fiction. Counting Juvenile fiction. Animals Infancy Juvenile fiction. Desert animals Juvenile fiction.
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Welker was franchised last year by the Pats, who declined to do so a second time around. That will give Welker a chance to test the market, but he has become a vital cog in the New England offense and a favorite target of QB Tom Brady.
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I find that the more active I am, the more exercise I get and the less my back aches.
Unfortunately I lead a relatively sedentary life. I have a job that means I'm behind a desk most days, and the nature of building a website such as this means that I'm sitting on a chair, typing at a keyboard. (I'm looking forward to the day when we have Minority Report -style computers that require lots of waving your arms around to operate. I'll get lots more exercise then!)
Unfortunately (again) I don't really enjoy exercise for exercise's sake. I went to a gym for a while, but I got bored with it. I'm afraid that exercise just doesn't hold my attention span - which is a shame given that it's so good for me.
However, I have found a few sneaky ways of making sure that I'm not completely sedentary. None of this is rocket science, and none of it is particularly demanding - it's just making me a little more active than I normally would be. And I feel better for doing it!
Pete Egoscue, in Pain Free at your PC, has some other tips. He recommends changing your computer chair on a regular basis so that you're not always sitting in the same posture. He also suggests moving your wastepaper basket so that it's not always in the same place.
You've probably noticed that "Using labour-saving devices" isn't on this list. Well, that's the point, isn't it? I'm not trying to labour-save at all - I'm trying to labour-spend!
The other point about most of these is that they are generally low-cost and have a low environmental impact. So not only am I helping my back but I'm also saving money and reducing my impact on the environment. Hurrah!