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Here's a gem (I think) from an article from FastCompany.com:
"Companies resist innovation because it appears to be less profitable".
OK… let me re-phrase:
"Churches resist innovation because it appears to be less profitable".
But the church is 'non-profit'.
Most church leaders are always looking at the bottom line. And you have to… because you're responsible for it.
But starting a new ministry when it makes little or no financial sense to do so?
And if there's not a way to justify, on the front-end, mind you, the expense to start and try something new…
Most churches take a pass.
And maybe sometimes that's a good thing.
But our mission is different than business.
We're not in it, ultimately, to make money.
So… next time you have an idea (or more importantly, when your staff or a key volunteer brings you an idea) that doesn't make sense financially… pause and ask these two questions:
1. Does this idea ultimately move us closer to reaching our mission statement as a church?
2. Am I look at this idea through an 'eternity' lens or through a 'financial' lens?
Most days, we'd do best to put on our 'eternity' glasses. We'll find the best ways to change and innovate in our own ministry situation when we stop asking "How much is this going to cost" right off the bat.
Think about that.
When it comes to church budgets, I always wanted to go way over on Ministry items such as Youth, outreach, etc. If you budget for 15 youth and ½ way thru the year you have 30, your attempts to reach are successful, but your budget is busted! Same with choir, Sunday School, Life Groups, etc. Broken budgets are a sign of a growing vibrant church. God will provide the extar funds!!
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On the face of it, I wrote The Black Torment because it seemed, in my imagination, based on an obvious metaphor – a writer who is afraid of what's 'upstairs'. But I went along with it, without planning, to see where it would take me. It was important for me to get it out of my system. A month of furious typing, and, 60,000 words later, it is drafted.
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Free means free, says the FTC
You can swim freestyle. You can work freelance. And there are those among us who still hold up lighters and yell "Play Free Bird." But for marketers, one thing you can't do is advertise a product as free and then bill customers' credit cards — not once and certainly not over and over and over again.
Six myths about filing comments with the FTC
You've seen the sentence when the FTC announces that it's thinking about putting a new rule in place or changing what's already on the books: "Interested parties are invited to submit comments. . .
Is everything COPPA-setic on your site?
For some businesses, virtual worlds aren't on their radar screen. They have their hands full with this one, thanks. But for more and more people — including kids — online virtual worlds have become a central place for gaming and other activities. As the FTC's recent $3 million settlement with Playdom and Howard Marks demonstrates, companies with an online presence need to take care to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Prote
Marketing food to kids: Continuing the conversation
By now, you've had a chance to read the proposed voluntary principles published on April 28, 2011, by the Interagency Working Group on Food Marketed to Children. Made up of representatives from the FTC, FDA, USDA, and CDC, the group issued a draft calling on the food industry voluntarily to step up its efforts to improve the nutritional quality of foods they market directly to kids ages 2 to 17. The proposal — which isn't a regulation — suggests ways to strengthen the voluntary efforts that are


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Business Idea Center - Bronze Baby Shoes
Bronze Baby Shoes
Business At A Glance
Startup Costs: $2,000 - $10,000
Home Based: Can be operated from home.
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Franchises Available? No
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Business OverviewPreserving baby shoes, toys, keepsakes or soothers, a bronzing service is a surefire winner. Low investment, low overhead, and little competition means big profits for you. To get started in a bronzing service you will need to invest a small amount of money into equipment and samples, but that's about it. Start by simply producing samples of your bronzing work and locate the sample items in every baby or child-related store in your community. Provide the retailers with order forms, bags, and name tags for the items to be bronzed. The retailers' customers will simply drop off the items they want bronzed and pick up the items from the same retailer a week later. In exchange for the retailer providing this service for you, give them a 35 percent commission of the total sale. Of course, you will also need to provide the retailer with a sales price list. There should be no problem in getting retailers onboard as they're not required to buy or warehouse any inventory for you.
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Wii U Sells 400,000 Units in First Week
This article was posted by 5amshift 2 years, 3 weeks, 4 days, 5 hours, 27 minutes ago. Technology
The Wii U has sold 400,000 units in the US, Nintendo America president Reggie Fils-Aime tells CNET.
"Wii U is essentially sold out of retail and we are doing our best to continually replenish stock," Fils-Aime says. "Retailers are also doing their best to get the product to store shelves. But as soon as product hits retail, they're selling out immediately."
In November, GameStop reported more than 500,000 Wii U pre-orders and 1.2 million games spoken for ahead of launch.
Though it's not saying much, if you read Twitter, you'll notice a lot of people not understanding or what the Wii U actually is. Terrible marketing decision Nintendo.


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Pedro Roberto Velazquez Amador was killed Wednesday morning in Monterrey, shortly after a military convoy patrolling the city's San Pedro area came under fire by gunmen. Velazquez died in a subsequent shootout, CNN reported.
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D Magazine publisher praises The Ellis County Press
By 07/10/2003 00:00:00
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The Ellis County Press
DALLAS - Wick Allison, publisher of D Magazine, had kind words to say about a recent issue of The Ellis County Press.
'The tiny Ellis County Press, which I regard as DFW's best weekly newspaper, has TXU in its sights and hits the target with good points about deregulation (3rd, 4th, and 5th items down),' stated Allison about last week's deregulation analysis in the weekly FrontBurner, an online commentary among writers and editors.
D Magazine, with weekly newspaper The Dallas Observer, are considered the 'independent' publications in Dallas County. Writers investigate cases and report on stories not covered by The Dallas Morning News..
The deregulation piece by Joey Dauben and the articles by Jim Williams and Sherry Long about local cities and their fight against
power increases, highlighted the facts major newspapers and television networks haven't reported.
'The problem with higher utility bills isn't because of capitalism and deregulation,' Dauben said. 'More companies and more choices mean lower prices for consumers, but people can't choose if the large public utility companies own the lines. Sadly, this isn't being told, and that was the purpose of the articles.'
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"Video killed the radio star," blurted a 1979 song declaring the demise of radio and ushering us into the era of music videos. More than three decades later, video is swiftly replacing the written word.
By 2015, according to eMarketer.com, 76% of online audience, or roughly 200 million people, will be viewing video online on a regular basis. As much as we like the written word, videos are more powerful than words simply because people think visually.
When we read, our minds convert printed scribbles into visual images that we encode with emotion and remember. When information comes directly in the form of an image rather than words, our minds can grasp more and make more connections because we do not have to engage in any word-image translation. Dr. James McQuivey of Forrester Research underscores this concept in his research, which found that one-minute of video equals to 1.8 million words. In a single frame, therefore, a video can deliver the same amount of information as three pages of text.
While video is unlikely to erase the written word- just as it didn't entirely replace radio- it is rapidly becoming a complementary, more vigorous and direct means of communication. The inherent strength of the visual medium and the ever-vanishing technological barriers to its creation has powerful implications for businesses around the globe.
While consumers still prefer learning by reading, the number of individuals who use YouTube and videos to learn or find out more about a specific topic, product or service is rapidly ascending. Consequently, creating and posting videos has become a key strategy for any company to build and consolidate an effective online presence.
Marketers around the globe have embraced the use of videos as a vital component of their overall marketing strategy. Making available to their key audiences short, attractive and informative videos enables companies to convey their expertise and achieve a series of key strategic goals, including: increasing key audiences outreach, building credibility, promoting brand awareness, enhancing Search Engine Optimization and, most importantly, boosting sales.
It is important to understand that videos don't sell exclusively to mass consumers, but also to senior executives. According to a Forbes Insights report, over 80% of the surveyed senior executives declared that they watch more videos today than a year ago while 65% of senior decision-makers reported visiting a vendor's website after watching a video. In addition, 75% of the survey participants indicated that they watch work-related videos at least weekly while younger executives (under 40) stated they are more likely to make a purchase decision based on a video alone.
A recent research conducted by YouOn TV — a global new media and information technologies company — substantiates that videos are a powerful tool to drive traffic to a company's website. The research unveiled that surfers spend 48 seconds, on average, on a specific website. When a site features a video, however, average time spent jumps to five minutes and 50 seconds, which is 5.33 times longer than a visit to a traditional text-only website. Simply put, video provides a one-stop shop for information that reduces the need to navigate to other sites and keeps the user engaged until she is ready to act on an embedded call-to-action.
Those business owners who have not given videos a chance should reconsider their decision. After all, the returns generated by videos by far outweigh its cost. While in most instances uploading and broadcasting a video is free, its potential for generating business and boost sales is immeasurable.
Claudio Pannunzio is President and Founder of i-Impact Group, Inc. a U.S.-based public relations, Social Media and strategic marketing communications consultancy. He can be reached at email@example.com or on Twitter @IImpactGroup


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02/28/11 To help break the monotony of the bleak winter days, Miller's Senior Living Community hosted their third annual Model Car Cruise-In last Saturday. Held in doors, the big difference between the February cruise-in and the fall cruise-in is the size of the cars entered. The February cruise-in is for cars made from model kits or die cast cars. There were some interesting entries this year.
Included in the 20-some entries were wooden cars, model kits, die cast, 3-D color kit, and cars hand-crafted for Pinewood Derbies. There were also some military kit entries including a military tank and a replica of the Enterprise aircraft carrier. Those attending the cruise-in were asked to vote for their favorite car in each category through-out the afternoon.
D.J. for the afternoon was Quentin Flagg of Plymouth. He played favorites from the 50's and 60's as well as sang a few tunes and led group dances such as "YMCA" and "The Twist". Prizes were awarded to Nancy Smiley for the biggest bubble in the bubble gum blowing contest. A.J. Styers and Michelle Roberts were winners of the Twist contest.
Wayne Flora won the Limbo contest.
The Best of Show trophy for the die cast cars was awarded to John Guyse for his Model-T Ford which represented the 1920's. Receiving the Best of Show trophy for the model kit cars was Wayne Flora of Walkerton. He entered a custom built wooden car designed by John Davis, a friend of the family. The car was a gift to Wayne's grandfather when Davis was the president of the Hoosier Old Wheels Car Club.
Miller's Marketing Director, Anna Corbett would like to thank all who participated in the model car cruise-in. For information about upcoming Miller's events please call 936-9801 and ask for Corbett or Cindy Flagg.
1.          Wayne Flora (youth) of Walkerton receives his Model Kit Best of Show trophy from Marketing Director Anna Corbett in Miller's Senior Living Community Model Car Cruise-In.
2.          John Guy (adult) of Plymouth receives his Die Cast Best of Show trophy from Marketing Director Anna Corbett in Miller's Senior Living Community Model Car Cruise-In.


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Twitter is not always boring. Here are some funny people you can follow on twitter. Most of their jokes will definitely make you laugh out loud.Read More
OneForty is a Twitter app store that contains information and reviews for over 1300 Twitter tools and applications.Read More
Digsby releases a new version of their multi-protocol IM client with better twitter features. The new features aim to make conversing at twitter much more easier.Read More
Twitter's new Retweet API makes its first appearance in a screenshot. With this new Retweet feature, Twitter users can extend their functionality of the Retweet feature instead of merely using RT before the tweet. Look out for this new feature on Twitter in the near future.Read More
Do you feel that your missing a lot of stuff on Twitter? Are those RTs (Re-Tweets) from everyone annoying you? Then here's something you should need. ReadTwit, an excellent service/software that filters your Twitter feeds to links only resolves link destinations and publishes the content as an RSS feed. The best part is that, any duplicate links or RTs rather in the same time-frame, are grouped together. These feed contains only the links shared by people whom your following on Twitter.Read More
The new twitter birds avatar are available in 6 different colors and are randomly chosen for different profilesRead More
Twitter Times is a new service created around twitter which displays you the links shared in your timeline in a newspaper format. The Twitter Times is a real-time personalized newspaper generated from your twitter account.Read More
Twitter adds a new feature to display description on trending topics to users for certain topics. The definitions are sourced from WhatTheTrend.comRead More
Facebook has just crossed another milestone by breaking a record of having 300 million active users visit their site, 50 million of which were added in the last 75 days at a rate of 67K users per dayRead More
In a refreshing change this morning Twitter has rolled out minor design changes which consist of a new default background and changes to the fonts they use to display the following and follower count.Read More
TweepML is an open source format and a Twitter app that allows you to create and share lists of Twitter users.Read More
In this roundup we look at different uses of Dropbox, how to end phone calls without being rude. The new Bing Visual search, Google's new Magazine style fast flip, Flickr Galleries and Facebook's new twitter copied @ tagging.Read More
Yahoo, which is already not doing very well in the tech market, has finally taken the first step towards improving its situation. The giant has directly challenged the current favourite of netizens – Twitter and launched a microblogging platform called Yahoo Meme.Read More
TweetMyMac is a free utility that allows you to control your Mac remotely. It is very similar to TweetMyPC and enables you to shutdown, restart or send your computer to sleep by simply sending a tweet.Read More
US Open tennis 2009 organizers have banned players and officials from using twitter during the tournament, and supposedly not many players have not liked it, including Andy Roddick who has made his thoughts known on twitter itself.Read More


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The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), established in 1971, is an informal association composed of public and private sector Members from North and South, within FAO, IBRD, IFAD and the UNDP as cosponsors. The CGIAR is committed to mobilizing sustainable development of agriculture by providing international agricultural research centers with financial assistance and strategic guidance.
The CGIAR is the World Bankís first innovative finance trust fund program. The Bank has played a pivotal role in CGIAR governance and financial stability by providing exceptional strategic guidance, support and funding. CFPMI manages the donor contribution management, including the receipt of funds, the sound investment of its resources and the disbursement of funds of CGIAR centers. CFPMI provides standard updates and reports and the capacity building to CGIAR on the process re-engineering.


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The Lesson From Simmons (Editorial)
Posted 8/20/2012 12:00 am
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Matt Olney, the bank analyst over at Stephens Inc., says he wasn't surprised to see George Makris Jr. named to succeed Tommy May as CEO of Simmons First National Corp., and he undoubtedly knows banking much better than any editorial writer who might have expected one of the longtime executives to be elevated rather than a board member.
Makris is sharp - no doubt about that - and has plenty of management experience and a lifelong attachment to Simmons. And Simmons is a well-run organization with a deep bench of executive talent and experience. No doubt about that either.
The most important thing about last week's announcement was that it came months before Makris plans to ease into full-time employment at Simmons and more than a year before May eases out the door and into his well-deserved retirement. May has been planning to retire at the end of 2013 for more than two years. No sudden moves, no shocks to the system of the type that we have seen from other public companies - even some in Arkansas.
May has faced a debilitating disease with more grace than most of us could muster in a lifetime, and part of that grace has been a humble regard for the future of his company and its shareholders. No person should be indispensible to any company - not Bill Gates or Steve Jobs or even Tommy May. Any company that wants to survive and thrive beyond its current management needs to have a succession plan.
This is important for publicly traded companies like Simmons, but maybe even more important for privately held companies. The news out of Pine Bluff presents an excellent opportunity - an altar call of sorts - to consider the succession plan at your own company, gentle reader.


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Kimmel went head-to-head Tuesday for the first time against CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" and NBC's "Tonight Show with Jay Leno." According to Nielsen fast national ratings, Kimmel edged out Letterman and ran slightly behind Leno in total viewers.
Tuesday's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" was seen by roughly 3 million viewers, only 177,000 fewer than the audience for the "Tonight Show." It beat "Late Show" by 115,000 viewers.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live" scored its second-largest audience ever while exceeding the average audience in its previous berth by 59 percent.
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VeneMovies is changing its name to ViendoMovies July 4 — the same day the 24-hour Spanish-language pay-TV channel will premiere a new on-air look.
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The makeover of the channel, which is produced and distributed by Miami-based SomosTV, is part of the channel's fifth anniversary celebration.
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Once you've got your hospital bag packed, your infant car seat installed and the diapers arranged in little stacks near the changing table [2], waiting for the early signs of labor [3] can drive you to distraction. Never mind that it can be hard for a first-time mom to know whether that squeeze was just another Braxton-Hicks contraction [4] -- or the real kick-off to childbirth [5]. And the answer that everyone gives -- "Oh, don't worry. You'll know!" -- is just not helpful at all.
Moms Reveal: "I Knew I Was in Labor When"- http://www.ivillage.com/signs-labor-how-know-its-time-delivery/6-a-392951
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February 10, 2014
Timothy Beard, Chairperson, called the meeting to order at 5:00 P. M.
Board of Trustees Present: Tim Beard, Meg Mongin, Pam Southworth, Mari Frohne, Cynthia Newby, Kerri Arsenault, Jeff Krizan, and George Feifer
Library Director: Valerie Annis
Others Present: John Long of Connecticut Community Foundation
Secretary's Report – Minutes of Meeting – January 13, 2014
A motion was made to approve the minutes of the 1/13/14 meeting by Cynthia Newby. The motion was seconded by Pamela Southworth and carried unanimously.
Treasurer's Report – January, 2014
The Treasurer's Report was reviewed. Cynthia Newby explained that once the endowment hit the one million dollar mark, the Library was given life access to that fee structure.
Director's Report – January, 2014
The Director's report was distributed and reviewed.
Friends of the Library Report – Meeting – January 27, 2014
Valerie Annis reported that the book sale is scheduled June 20 thru 22. The annual meeting will be 2/24 at 5:30 p.m. The Friends are looking for new programs that they can sponsor.
Discussion of Library's Strategic Plan: presentation by John Long from Connecticut Community Foundation.
The members welcomed Mr. Long who distributed a NAI handout describing what is a strategic plan, the payoff and terms. He discussed the usefulness of surveys and reviewed the strategic planning process. He suggested the use of a facilitator who is not a member of the group. The "placemat method" was discussed and an example was distributed. This method allows for the plan in one place for easy reference. He explained that this does not have to be an extensive huge document. A three year plan should be followed up upon after 18 months.
Cynthia Newby discussed the overlapping responsibilities of such groups as the Friends, schools and Senior Center and noted that a facilitator may be helpful. Kerri Arsenault agreed and highlighted the importance of communication.
George Feifer commented that without diminishing the importance of procedure, he feels it is most important to get to the essence of what the Library should be doing. Cynthia Newby suggested doing some background work and then reaching out to experts to build a knowledge base.
Jeff Krizan distributed and reviewed his memo dated 2/10/14 entitled "Fundamentals of Library Strategic Planning".
Art Committee
Update on Mary Ellen Furse & Jan Grody Exhibit "Familiar Places": The opening had a great turnout. At least 16 pieces have been sold to date.
Opening of Nick Thigpen and Russell Carson exhibit entitled "Elemental" – Sat. March 8th 2-4 p.m.
Building & Grounds
Review of window frame repair estimate: Pam Southworth obtained a quote of $4,447.
Review of basement door replacement estimate: The estimate came in at $2,673. Both the window frame repair and basement door replacement costs have been included in next year's request for Capital budget. `
Discussion and approval of carpet cleaning: The estimate is $1,800 to have the carpet in the entire facility cleaned. It has been advised that the carpet has several years of more life.
A motion was made by Pam Southworth to expend $1,800 to have the Library carpets cleaned. The motion was seconded by Mari Frohne and carried unanimously.
Discussion of replacement of hornbeams trees and turf in Contemplation Garden: Cynthia Newby reported that 5 hornbeams have been compromised. David Gardner has provided a quote of $6,000 to purchase and install 5 hornbeams. Kerri Arnsenault noted that she felt this price is expensive.
A motion was made by Mari Frohne to purchase and install 5 hornbeams in the amount of $6,000 from Contemplation Garden fund. The motion was seconded by Meg Mongin and carried. Arsenault opposed.
Cynthia Newby noted that the lawn in the Contemplation Garden is in need of work. The use of turf or ground cover was discussed.
Boiler room ceiling repair: Valerie Annis agreed to set up an appointment with the HVAC repairman to repair the drywall.
Bathroom repairs completed.
"Silent Watchman" device installed at Hodge: It was explained that there is a candle in the window of the Hodge, which will go on if the heat goes down past a certain degree.
Maintenance of stone edging around building: This will be discussed further at a later date. There may be a group of Board volunteers willing to take care of this.
Lighting and signage for Calder sculpture: Two quotes have been requested; one for the solar example Cynthia Newby provided and one with use of a trench.
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Fundraising Report – January, 2014: Distributed and reviewed. It was noted that they are $6,000 over target.
March 10, 2014 – Presentation by Joe Pucci from Bernstein Investment
Update on FY 2014-2015 proposed budget: The proposed budget has been submitted to Town Hall for review.
Explanation of final capital request submitted with FY 2014 -2015 budget: The basement door, window frame repair and painting have been requested in the upcoming budget as Capital Expenditures.
"Town Wants to Know" – KNOW THE SCORE: How Green Is Your State Legislator? – Sunday, March 2, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. with Margaret Miner: Art O'Neill and Barbara Henry will be present for this program.
Update on "Computing-Tips and Tricks" – next meeting : 3-3-14: February's meeting was cancelled due to snow. The program will continue to run the first Monday of each month.
Update on Alexander Calder Program – tentatively scheduled for April, 2014: Calder is to provide information regarding the plaque. The Board will share information learned regarding the lighting once the quotes come back. Restoration is being looked into.
Plan for gardening program – Kathy Diemer, presenter: In this program scheduled for May 18th Kathy Diemer will discuss local gardens to visit. Cynthia Newby will contact the Bridgewater / Roxbury Garden Club regarding co-sponsoring this program.
"Meet the Author" program with Josh Weil – Sunday, August 10, 2014: Kerri Arsenault read Mr. Weil's bio. Valerie Annis agreed to contact the Hickory Stick regarding the sale of his books at this program.
"Heart & Soul" – Annual Frasier McCann concert – August 24, 2014: Pam Southworth reported that the contract has been signed by Heart & Soul.
Plans for 20th Anniversary celebration – August 24, 2014: This proposal has been discussed with Barbara Henry who agreed to participate.
Personnel – Update on interviews for new Adult Programmer position: Valerie Annis reported that the first two interviews went well and two more are scheduled for this week.
Volunteers: Valerie Annis noted that the Library could not operate without all of its wonderful volunteers.
Update on "Commemorative Walkway": A new paver has been received.
Progress on new granite bench in memory of Southworth family: tabled
Discussion of the use of the Hodge Library: The new Adult Programmer will help to plan future programs at the Hodge, once hired.
Other Business as may come before the Board
Mari Frohne noted that Georgette Miller created art with some of the thin slate off of the Hodge roof and has offered to sell it at the book sale to profit the Library. Valerie Annis noted that this should be discussed with the Friends Board.
A motion was made to adjourn at 6:45 P.M. by Mari Frohne, seconded by Pam Southworth and carried unanimously.
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The next horizon for defining criminal behavior downward
UK Guardian: Pedophiles Need Support
The paper the Guardian has become Britain's newest champion for a minority of sorts. In a January 3 article, the UK paper has taken up the cause of pedophiles who claim they are just "ordinary members of society" that only need a little understanding.
The paper seriously presented pedophiles as but a misunderstood minority that do no real harm. As Telegraph writer Damian Thompson points out, "this is not some sick send-up" on his point. The UK Guardian is wholly serious.
Guardian feature columnist Jon Henley uncritically quotes convicted pedophiles like Tom O'Carroll who said that children enter into such "relationships" voluntarily. "If there's no bullying, no coercion, no abuse of power, if the child enters into the relationship voluntarily … the evidence shows there need be no harm."
Henley then trots out a few "experts" that present "proof" that kids are not harmed by the predators that abuse them.
Thompson points out that this is the same sort of absurdly permissive attitude that caused Catholic Churches across the world to "adopt a mild, nuanced approach to suspicions of clerical pedophilia."
This isn't a new phenomenon, though. Only last year America's Gawker website also published a story that gave pedophiles the benefit of being treated as abused minorities.
As in the Guardian article, throughout the Gawker piece passive language was used to soft peddle child rape. The Gawker piece also constantly claimed that sex between adults and children is just a "choice." The pedophile quoted in the Gawker piece even maintained that the sex he had with his seven-year-old niece was consensual. Gawker simply takes his word for it without protest.
Further, Gawker similarly trotted out "experts" claiming that child rape is no big deal.
This attitude about adults that predate on children is a growing topic of discussion and is the next horizon for defining criminal behavior downward.
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Afterword: Edward W. Soja (University of California, Los Angeles).
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Like most states, post-Prohibition craft brewing is a recent thing: the oldest functioning brewery is Vermont Pub & Brewery in Burlington, and it's only 25 years old. What Vermont does well is use artistry to set itself apart from the rest of New England in its dedication to beer diversity, usually on a small scale. Unfortunately for us, most of Vermont's beers are only available across state lines. What is available is diverse enough to serve as components to each facet of your Thanksgiving meal, or with leftovers.
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When Hearing Aid Users Listen to Music, Less Is MoreOct. 27, 2014 The type of sound processing that modern hearings aids provide to make speech more understandable for wearers may also make music enjoyment more difficult, according to a new study. The findings ... full story
Receiving Gossip About Others Promotes Self-Reflection, GrowthOct. 24, 2014 Why are individuals interested in hearing gossip about others' achievements and failures? Researchers studied the effect positive and negative gossip has on how the recipient evaluates him or ... full story
Scientists Restore Hearing in Noise-Deafened Mice, Pointing Way to New TherapiesOct. 20, 2014 Scientists have restored the hearing of mice partly deafened by noise, using advanced tools to boost the production of a key protein in their ears. By demonstrating the importance of the protein, ... full story
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Children Understand Familiar Voices Better Than Those of StrangersOct. 6, 2014 Familiar voices can improve spoken language processing among school-age children, according to a study. However, the advantage of hearing a familiar voice only helps children to process and ... full story
Software for Google Glass That Provides Captions for Hard-of-Hearing UsersOct. 2, 2014 Speech-to-text software for Google Glass has been created that helps hard-of-hearing users with everyday conversations. A hard-of-hearing person wears Glass while a second person speaks directly into ... full story
Auditory System: The Ruffling Effect of RumbleOct. 2, 2014 Barely perceptible low-frequency signals nevertheless activate measurable responses in our auditory circuits. Neurobiologists have now characterized the remarkable impact of low-frequency sounds on ... full story
Tinnitus: New Clinical Practice GuidelineOct. 1, 2014 The first ever mutli-disciplinary, evidence-based clinical practice guideline to improve the diagnosis and management of tinnitus, the perception of sound -- often ringing -- without an external ... full story
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Brainwave Test Could Improve Autism Diagnosis, ClassificationSep. 22, 2014 Measuring how fast the brain responds to sights and sounds could help in objectively classifying people on the autism spectrum and may help diagnose the condition earlier, research suggests. ... full story
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Blue and Green Scratchcard
A couple of National Lottery scratchcards players from Southwold in Suffolk are celebrating after winning the top £100,000 prize in the Blue and Green scratchcard game. Tony Block and his wife Joan bought their scratchcard when doing their weekly shop at Morrisons supermarket.
There is an old saying that "blue and green should never be seen" but Tony and Jean have proved that such superstitions are rarely accurate. Tony is 83 years old and Jean is 78, and with three children, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, the couple have plenty of family members that they want to treat. They also want to spend some of their money on home improvements and a well deserved holiday.
"After we had cleared away our evening meal I decided to check the Scratchcard," Joan said. "I remember having a bit of a chuckle with myself when two £100,000 symbols appeared on the top line. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when I revealed the third matching symbol on the second line. I just couldn't believe it was true, so I showed it to my son who was in the room with me at the time. All I remember him saying is 'You've done it Mum, you've won!'"
With the economy currently doing backflips and people beginning to think about Christmas shopping, the lottery win couldn't have come at a better time for the couple. "Winning this amount of money means the world to us - and our family," Tony said. "We have a large family who all live close by so we're determined to treat them, spend a bit on the house - and hopefully have a lovely holiday too. And it means we don't have to worry too much about the bills for a while!"
The Blue and Green Scratchcard costs £1 and gives players a 1 in 4.9 chance of winning a prize.
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I'm excited to be heading to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, this weekend, and on Monday, I announced a reader giveaway to celebrate.
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Nohelia Gomez De Gama, 47, of Mexico was charged by indictment, unsealed today, with two counts of bulk cash smuggling, announced United States Attorney Zane David Memeger. De Gama concealed, with the intent to evade a currency reporting requirement, approximately $97,840 in two Federal Express packages and attempted to transport the currency from Philadelphia to Mexico.
If convicted, the defendant faces a maximum possible sentence of 10 years imprisonment.
The case was investigated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Mary Kay Costello.
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The Big Bang Theory Season 5 Premiere Pics: A Penny for Her Thoughts?by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
The Big Bang Theory returns with new episodes on September 22 and it's not hard to guess what the main topic will be: Penny and Raj sleeping together on the May finale. Just consider the title of the premiere:
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will ruin the show if penny and lenord do not get back together. They are the couple that fit. Sheldon deserves a permenate mate as well.
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