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…It is important to note that by simply participating, managers transfer their status into the new paradigm; while not participating creates a real discrepancy.
Cecille Demailly, Toward Enterprise 2.0: Making the Change in the Corporation, as cited in Bill Ives' blog post
Sarah Siegel's reflections on virtual leadership made me think about the changes that IBM is going through. We're moving further apart from each other (more remote/mobile workers, more geographically-spread management functions), and at the same time, moving closer to each other through social networking tools. Front-line managers might still see many of their team members face to face, but dotted-line relationships across countries are becoming more and more widespread, and middle managers work in an increasingly virtual world.
Many people struggle to translate management and leadership skills to the virtual world. They feel the loss of contact as we move away from offices and co-located teams, but they don't have a lot of guidance on what excellent leadership looks like in this new globally-integrated world. There are no recipes or clear best practices in standard management and communication books, in the MBA courses they might have taken, and in the business magazines. Their own managers might also be dealing with the growing pains of the organization.
So some managers participate, and many don't. The ones who participate are figuring out what works, and they may make mistakes along the way. The ones who don't participate (out of fear? lack of time? lack of confidence?) might end up finding it even harder to get started, and then people feel confused and isolated because they aren't getting leadership and direction from the people who are supposed to lead them.
I think managers really do want to help people work more effectively. It's hard with all the external pressures and the pace of change, tools that are constantly evolving and practices that need to be adapted for the times, and greater challenges from both inside and outside IBM. Communities like the one Sarah Siegel organizes for IBM managers are vital, because managers need to be able to connect with other managers and learn from each other.
There are no clear answers yet. Organizations around the world are still figuring things out. Many of the principles remain the same, but translating them online when you can't see body language and you can't make eye contact is difficult for many people.
People need to learn how to not only work around the challenges of a virtual world, but also take advantage of its strengths. And there are strengths. Virtual teams are not just shadows of what we can do face-to-face. Going online brings new capabilities that we can explore.
We need to help managers figure this out. Along the way, we'll end up helping ourselves and other people, so it's worth the effort.
I remember growing up and realizing that even though I'm the youngest of three children, my parents were learning all sorts of new things about parenting while raising me. That helped make it easier for me to understand them instead of getting frustrated or upset. It's like that with managers, too. Managers are learning about working with us just as we're learning to work with them and with IBM.
So, how can we help? Here are some ways:
There are a lot of individual contributors within IBM. If we see leadership as something everyone in the organization does instead of being limited to those who have the "manager" bit in their Bluepages record, if we remember that leadership competencies are something we can express no matter where we are in the organizational chart and we take responsibility for helping make IBM and the world better, and if we help as many people as we can, we'll not only get through these growing pains, but we'll make a company worth working with even more.
Thanks to Rawn Shah for sharing a link to Bill's blog post through Lotus Connections Profiles, and to Sarah for prompting me to write more about this!


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|Tue, 03-08-2011 - 11:53am
Anyone watch the new Celebrity Apprentice that premiered Sunday night? I didn't get to watch it until last night ... wow! That Richard Hatch is such a douche! He really comes off as believing he's so superior to everyone else.
Can't wait to see how this season goes!
|Mon, 03-28-2011 - 5:02pm
Oh my gosh, oh my gosh.... Sunday night's episode was kind of ...explosive! LOL
I thought both commercials the teams came up with were great; but Gary Busey, as usual, was hilarious! I couldn't belive he was running around in that bathrobe with nothing on underneath...then, when he explained to actress about "Big Wednesday", I thought I'd bust a gut laughing!
And the board room scene was borderline brutal...
I think they were being a bit unfair to LaToya. I thought she was doing more than just keeping time; I saw her helping unload and setting up. After all, her task was time-keeping, so why fault her for doing that? But Dionne... Wow! Trump called it right, I thought...she was just daring him to fire her; I think she thought she could intimidate him the way she had been doing with the rest of the team.
She was so absolutely insistent at the end that she has asked Nene if she could leave; if she did ask, it had to have been off-camera! I wasn't absolutely positive till I went back online and checked ... she never asked, she just walked up to Nene and said goodbye. Nene had to ask her..."Oh, you're leaving?" and Dionne said yes. Doesn't sound like asking to me! LOL
Star seemed so very put out that Dionne was fired; I wonder if that's going to cause conflict between Star and Nene? I remember seeing an interview with Trump where he said the two women just didn't like each other; up until now, they seem to have gotten along fine, so maybe that was the catalyst to their bad feelings? Guess time will tell!
|Fri, 03-25-2011 - 5:34pm
I've been to enough RV Shows to know that the women were doing a clossal choke.
|Fri, 03-25-2011 - 5:15pm
Hi Gail and welcome, fellow Celebrity Apprentice Fan!
I've got a feeling this season is going to be like watching the proverbial train wreck... it seems like just about everyone is copping some kind of an attitude at one point or another. On the "camper" episode, it was Jose and of course, Ms Warwick again! Jose decided to sit it out and Dionne just wanted to cross swords with someone. I'm kind of hoping for the day when she is in a team with Gary Busey; it should prove to be pretty amusing -- Gary can be SO off the wall at times!
I thought it was pretty neat in the board room when Gary thanked Marlee for sending him to someone for a hearing aid; I think it proves that she may be quiet, but she's very, very observant and a genuinely kind person.
I really wasn't surprised by who was sent home, but I do admire that person for taking responsibility for their team's loss. Integrity -- that's definitely what that person displayed.
Can't wait for the next episode... what did you think of the last one?
|Fri, 03-25-2011 - 4:59pm
Yay-- I'm glad you found the board and really happy you're going to make iVillage your main hangout! Feel free to jump into the discussions or start a new topic. And if you need any help navigating the boards, I'm here to help.
I'm still flabbergasted by Dionne Warwick's behavior; I had thought she'd be more of a gracious lady. Instead, she's coming across as the dragon lady with a nasty attitude.

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I am primarily interested in social networks and social psychology. How do our cognitive assets and limitations shape our social network structures? How does innovation emerge from conformity? I use a variety of experimental, quasi-experimental, and non-experimental methods to investigate these issues both with student populations and representative samples of larger groups. My research also addresses social isolation, the differences in network structures between males and females, and the amounts and types of resources that individuals can gain access to via their networks.
I am the Principal Investigator for a $796,728, four-year research project funded by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). The goal of this project is to develop new ways to identify covert social networks (CSNs), particularly those that are preparing a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear attack. We hope to both develop methods for identifying individuals who are engaged in such efforts and refine methods for identifying members of a CSN from an initial point of entry. You can read more about the project on our website, or listen to me discuss it with Chris Dorobek. In the Spring of 2014 this project was granted a multi-year extension worth an additional $629,020, bringing the total project budget for six years to roughly $1.4 million.
I am also the Principal Investigator for a two-year research project funded by the National Science Foundation. The goal of this project is to explore how individual cognitive processes, including memory, help determine social network structure. You can read more about this project here.
I am currently the Director of the Social Science Research Laboratory, a shared laboratory space available to members of the Sociology department and, when possible, other members of the Cornell community. If you wish to participate in Sociology experiments for cash or course credit, or apply to be an undergraduate Research Assistant (RA), please visit the SSRL homepage. If you are interested in conducting research using the SSRL, please contact me to discuss your plans.
My research deals with social networks, quantitative methodology, social psychology, gender, terrorism and political sociology.
I teach courses in statistics, social network theory & methods, covert social networks, and American community and society.
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Brashears, Matthew E. 2014. "'Trivial' Topics and Rich Ties: The Relationship Between Discussion Topic, Alter Role, and Resource Availability Using the 'Important Matters' Name Generator." Sociological Science, 1: 493-511. doi:10.15195/v1.a27
Brashears, Matthew E. 2013. "Humans use Compression Heuristics to Improve the Recall of Social Networks." Nature Scientific Reports, 3: 1513. doi:10.1038/srep01513
Brashears, Matthew E. 2011. "Small networks and high isolation?: A reexamination of American discussion networks" Social Networks, 33(4): 331-341.
Brashears, Matthew E. 2010. "Anomia and the Sacred Canopy: Testing a Network Theory." Social Networks, 32(3): 187-196.
McPherson, Miller, Lynn Smith-Lovin and Matthew E. Brashears. 2009. "Models and Marginals: Using Survey Evidence to Study Social Networks." American Sociological Review, 74(4): 670-681.
Brashears, Matthew E. 2008. "Sex, Society, and Association: A Cross- National Examination of Status Construction Theory." Social Psychology Quarterly. 71(1): 72-85.
McPherson, J. Miller, Lynn Smith-Lovin, and Matthew E. Brashears. 2006. "Social Isolation in America: Changes in Core Discussion Networks over Two Decades." American Sociological Review. 71(3): 353-375.


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Crocodiles are armour-plated torpedoes. Their gnarly heads are all bone with no protruding ears or chubby cheeks. They are so strong that when one five-foot chap, whose mouth was safely shut with tape prior to being transported, slammed my ankle with his head, it felt like being hit with a heavy wooden mallet. I was in excruciating pain, and hobbled for a week nursing a swollen and painful ankle.
Crocodile rivals bludgeon with their heads. They turn their heads away from each other, and whack sideways with force. There's nothing delicate about these head-banging brawls.
For years at the Croc Bank, we knocked on crocs' snouts to make them back off. If large ones were intent on chasing us, especially when we were collecting eggs from nests, it took more than mere rapping to stop fiercely protective mother crocs in their tracks.
Then, in November 2012, I read a report by Duncan Leitch and Kenneth Catania of Vanderbilt University, Tennessee, that said bone-plated croc heads were 10 times more sensitive than our fingertips. My eyes widened in amazement.
Every scale of a croc's body is dotted with tiny pores. For decades, scientists questioned whether they were sensors for detecting changes in water pressure and salinity, underwater prey, magnetic fields, or electricity. Or, did they serve a more prosaic function like secreting oils?
They were formerly called follicle pores, but now they have an impressive name, Integumentary Sense Organs, ISOs for short. Leitch and Catania discovered ISOs were supremely sensitive touch sensors. Just below these pores are quivering raw nerve endings. A vast network of such nerves carries sensations from the face to the brain. To test the sensitivity of the ISOs, the neuroscientists used von Frey filaments, fine hair-like nylon strands.
"We closed our eyes and tried to tickle each other with [the filaments] on our fingertips, and neither of us could even feel it," Leitch said in an interview to National Geographic News. But crocs could feel it. "My professor [Catania] and I didn't believe at first that they could be that reactive."
Why do crocs need to be so responsive? When the animals are in the water, ISOs detect the direction of water ripples caused by swimming prey even in total darkness. Additionally, ISOs inside crocs' mouths are also taste sensors, determining if that bobbing thing in the water was a rubber duck or a real one. Scientists haven't figured out what functions the numerous pores in different parts of the body serve. Their most amazing purpose is sensing bite pressure.
A full-grown salt water crocodile can slam its mouth shut with a bite force of 3,700 pounds per square inch, the most powerful in the animal kingdom. Come hatching time, those same jaws tenderly squeeze eggs to help babies emerge.
What prevents crocs from using their maximum bite force on an egg? For decades, Rom speculated every tooth socket must have pressure sensors. Now, we know those pressure sensors are ISOs, densely packed around the teeth and inside the mouth. ISOs provide delicate sensitivity to crocs' bony toughness.
In the wake of these findings, the Croc Bank faces a challenge: How to control crocs with a soft, yet firm, hand? Rapping their sensitive snouts seems horrendous, and touching their chins is just as bad. The staff tried rectangular shields of stiff netting, but crocs' teeth snagged on them. Lightweight plywood guards are set to be the next experiment, but it already looks unwieldy. Ideally, it would take a futuristic invention like force fields to deter crocs without touching them.
But how do crocs tolerate pain caused by head-bashing contests? Did the croc that whacked its ISO-rich snout against my ankle suffer more than I?
Or, are crocs' heads like our palms that are capable of tenderly stroking a baby to sleep and delivering a stinging slap?
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Kek has come to Minneapolis to live with his aunt and cousin. He has come from Sudan where there has been fighting for many years. His father and brother have been killed and his mother is missing. Kek has never experienced snow, or even the cold of winter. He's never ridden on a bus or had his own desk and books at school. When Kek goes to the grocery store he cries when he thinks of how little they had at home. Life is difficult for Kek: from learning and speaking a new language to understanding the pressures and prejudices of a new country. When Kek sees a cow in a field, he stops and gets a job taking care of the cow. Cows remind him of home, where a man's worth is determined by the number of cattle he has.
We live in a community in which our residents come from many different lands. This is a beautifully written book that will help us understand the difficulties and challenges these people face.
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A Twitter account claiming to be Aja Metoyer, the mother of Dwyane Wade's love child, had harsh things to say about his current fiancée, Gabrielle Union, calling her a 'homewrecker' and claiming Aja had been in a 9-year romance with Dwyane. All tweets were mysteriously deleted, and then the user denied being Aja! What?
Aja Metoyer was brought right into the spotlight after it was revealed she is the mother of NBA player Dwyane Wade's third son. A new Twitter account emerged, claiming at first to be Aja, but when tweets turned nasty about Dwyane's current fiancée, Gabrielle Union, the Twitter user later backtracked and said they weren't Aja after all. Get the truth behind this confusing story!
Aja Metoyer Twitter Account Slams Gabrielle Union: Faker Disses Dwyane Wade
A series of tweets captured in screenshot by AllHipHop.com reveal that a Twitter user claiming to be Aja was seriously slamming Gabrielle and her relationship with Dwyane, all while defending her family.
"If it was about the money, I would have got [sic] pregnant when we first started dating 9 years ago. oh," one now-deleted tweet read, claiming Aja was in a relationship with Dwyane for nine years, and didn't plan a pregnancy to guarantee financial security.
Another tweet from the account explained that she didn't have a baby with Dwyane for the fame either, explaining "my kids already think I'm 'Supermom.' Didn't do it for the money, I have 2 degrees from NYU, any questions?"
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Aja Metoyer Account Claims To Be A Fake After Tweet Disses
Even though the account's earlier tweets suggested they were from Aja personally, the mystery tweeter started deleting previous statements and made it clear they weren't actually Aja: "The @AjaMetoyer account does not belong to Aja Metoyer or isn't in any way connected to cheater Dwyane Wade or homewrecker Gabrielle Union," the Twitter user later clarified, while still majorly dissing Dwyane and Gabrielle's relationship.
The twitter account later deleted all tweets except for one new one: "…Get Your Facts Straight, Or Shut Up B**ch…" – Queen @LilKim," the tweet read, appropriate to the situation. Sounds like a bitter fan — and not the mother of Dwyane's baby!
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A trader has been banned from the City for taking out a huge $10 million bet and concealing it from his superiors after a three and a half hour alcoholic lunch - Times Online
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Chrysler Could Face $200,000 In Worker Death FinesJune 8, 2011 4:40 am
KOKOMO, Ind. (AP) — State regulators have issued $200,000 in fines against Chrysler for safety violations found during the investigation of a worker's death at a central Indiana factory. The Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration's investigation began in January after 62-year-old Claude Brock Jr.
China Gives State-Run Miner Monopoly On Rare EarthsJune 8, 2011 4:36 am
SHANGHAI (AP) — China is giving its biggest, state-owned rare earths miner and producer a monopoly for the northern part of the country in reforms aimed at bringing the strategically important sector that's crucial to advanced manufacturing under tighter control. The Ministry for Industry and Information Technology said in a statement seen Wednesday on its website that Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth (Group) Hi-Tech Co.
GM, Ford Scramble To Reassure Investors On ProfitabilityJune 8, 2011 4:33 am | by Dee-Ann Durbin and Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writers
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors and Ford are trying to reassure investors that their sales and profits will keep growing despite a weaker U.S. economy and slower auto sales Carmakers have been hit with a string of bad news this spring, from the March 11 earthquake in Japan that left dealers short on cars to rising gas prices and unemployment.
Eight-Alarm Tears Through Abandoned R.I. Rubber MillJune 8, 2011 4:29 am
WOONSOCKET, R.I. (AP) — A massive, eight-alarm fire tore through a 112-year-old mill in northern Rhode Island on Tuesday, leaving one firefighter injured, forcing some residents to be evacuated and leaving hundreds without power, officials said late Tuesday. Firefighters were called to a blaze at the former Alice Mills Rubber Manufacturing Plant in Woonsocket, just miles from the Massachusetts state line at about 7:30 p.
Eight Workers Hurt, One Burned In Ariz. Intel BlastJune 8, 2011 4:24 am
CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) — Authorities say one employee is severely burned and three others are hospitalized after a substance ignited in a chemical-storage room at Intel's plant in Chandler. They say the flash fire occurred in a self-contained room containing petroleum-based solvents used for cleaning.
Numerous Accidents Illuminate Perils Of 'Bounce Houses'June 7, 2011 9:22 am | by Frank Eltman and John Seewer, Associated Press
OCEANSIDE, N.Y. (AP) — They look like harmless fun — fluffy, inflated castles, ships and slides filled with children jumping around carelessly, their parents letting their guard down a bit during playtime. But an accident that sent three of the huge toys aloft on a breezy afternoon on New York's Long Island, left a woman seriously injured and hurt 12 other people is drawing attention to the little-known hazards of the inflatable playthings sometimes called "bounce houses" and the inconsistent regulations covering them.
NJ Recycler To Turn 900 Illegal Guns Into ArtJune 7, 2011 9:03 am | by Samantha Henry, Associated Press
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Workers at a recycling plant in northern New Jersey figuratively turned guns into plowshares Tuesday, accepting more than 900 illegal weapons that will be shredded and melted for use in the creation of a "Peace Angel" statue. The statue will be donated to the New York City Police Department's lower Manhattan headquarters.
U.S. Challenges China's Subsidies In WTO CourtJune 7, 2011 8:58 am | by Matthew Pennington, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. on Tuesday called for China to disclose all its government subsidy programs as Beijing backed down in a trade dispute between the world's two leading economies over clean energy technology. Washington filed a case with the World Trade Organization in December over grants provided by the Chinese government to wind turbine manufacturers that used key components made in China rather than purchasing imports.
WHO: Time Running Out To Find E. Coli SourceJune 7, 2011 8:53 am | by Maria Cheng, Associated Press
LONDON (AP) — An expert at the World Health Organization says time is running out for German investigators to find the source of the world's deadliest E. coli outbreak, which has spread fear across Europe and cost farmers millions in exports. German officials are still seeking the cause of the outbreak weeks after it began May 2.
Stocks Eagerly Await Bernanke Speech On EconomyJune 7, 2011 8:51 am | by Pan Pylas, AP Business Writer
LONDON (AP) — Stocks mostly recovered Tuesday as investors awaited a key speech from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke for any insights into U.S. monetary policy following a run of weak economic news. Fears over the global economy have risen in recent weeks after a raft of underwhelming economic indicators, particularly out of the U.
Ford Hopes To Double Global Sales By 2015June 7, 2011 8:47 am | by Dee-Ann Durbin, AP Auto Writer
DETROIT (AP) — Ford Motor Co. said Tuesday it wants to expand its global sales by 50 percent by the middle of this decade, mostly through growth in Asia. The company planned to present its plans at a meeting for investors later Tuesday in New York. Ford sold 5.3 million vehicles last year, but wants to sell 8 million in the next five or six years.
GM CEO Criticizes Deficit, Economic RecoveryJune 7, 2011 4:55 am | by Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writer
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors CEO Dan Akerson said Tuesday that he is concerned about the U.S. government's high deficit and what he called a jobless economic recovery. The government needs a plan to pay down the roughly $14 trillion deficit, Akerson told reporters before the company's annual shareholder meeting in Detroit.
Still-Frail Jobs Re-Emerges To Lead Apple Toward UbiquityJune 7, 2011 4:52 am | by Marcus Wohlsen and Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Steve Jobs re-emerged from his latest medical leave Monday to show off Apple Inc.'s latest innovations and sustain the hope that he eventually will return to dream up more ways to reshape technology. The highlight, as usual, came at the end of Jobs' presentation. He was onstage for less than 30 minutes during a nearly two-hour event that primarily featured his subordinates.
AP: Economic Stress Fell To Two-Year Low In AprilJune 7, 2011 4:39 am | by Martin Crutsinger and Mike Schneider, Associated Press
The nation's economic stress fell to a two-year low in April, thanks to the strongest private-sector hiring in five years and a dip in bankruptcy filings, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis. The improved picture for jobs and bankruptcy filings offset a slight rise in foreclosures.
Eyes Turn To Bernanke On Economic SlowdownJune 7, 2011 4:27 am | by Martin Crutsinger, AP Economics Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's Ben Bernanke's turn to assess how much the economy has weakened. Investors have pushed stock prices lower for four straight days in response to data showing weaker hiring in May, falling home prices and a drop in manufacturing. On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve chairman will offer his outlook.
Toxic Spill Cuts Off Drinking Water To 500,000 ChineseJune 7, 2011 4:19 am | by Elaine Kurtenbach, Associated Press
SHANGHAI (AP) — A toxic chemical spilled into a river that supplies drinking water to the scenic city of Hangzhou in eastern China, knocking out supplies to more than half a million people and creating a run on bottled water. A tanker truck carrying 20 tons of carbolic acid overturned late Saturday night.
Ford, GM, Honda See Mixed Chinese Sales In MayJune 7, 2011 4:17 am | by Elaine Kurtenbach, AP Business Writer
SHANGHAI (AP) — Foreign automakers are seeing mixed sales trends in China as the world's biggest market for new vehicles cools after years of torrid growth. General Motors Co. said Tuesday that its total sales in China fell 3 percent in May from a year earlier to 190,674 vehicles. Its sales in the first five months of the year edged up nearly 5 percent to 1.
Boeing: Order From India Will Save Long Beach JobsJune 7, 2011 4:15 am | by Sue Manning, Associated Press
LOS ANGELES (AP) — There was excitement at Boeing's Long Beach C-17 assembly plant on Monday after word that a $4 billion order from India for 10 of the giant cargo jets was hours away from two final signatures. "The plant is abuzz. We knew the order was in the works. The extra planes will get us through 2012.
Miss. Tooling Company Expands, Adds 125 JobsJune 6, 2011 9:44 am
LEBANON, Mo. (AP) — Detroit Tool and Metal Products is nearing completion of its first expansion, which is creating 125 jobs. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon said in a release that the company, based in Lebanon, is planning a second expansion that will add 75 more jobs. Detroit Tool and Metal Products' first expansion consolidated a former facility in Iowa with its existing operation in Lebanon.
EPA Offering Millions To Clean Up After Dirty ManufacturersJune 6, 2011 9:40 am | by John Flesher and Kathy Barks Hoffman, Associated Press
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Federal grants will help clean up and redevelop 214 polluted sites such as abandoned gas stations and shuttered factories in 40 states, Environmental Protection Agency chief Lisa Jackson said Monday. Three tribal nations also will receive federal money under the EPA's "brownfield" program, which is designed to spur growth in cities where contaminated industrial and commercial sites have been a drag on the economy while contributing to joblessness and crime, agency officials said.


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Daewoo Electronics Corp. said its television sales in Poland edged down 0.2 percent in the August-September period, but its overall television market share there still remains the biggest among its competitors.
Citing a survey by the Europe-based Gfk Marketing Services, Daewoo said its share in Poland's television market was 16.8 percent in the August-September period, down from 17 percent in the June-July period.
However, the results show that Daewoo still is the dominant player in the Polish television market, the company said in a news release.
Daewoo's market share in Poland stood at a mere 1.5 percent in the February-March period of last year, but rose to 10.6 percent in the August-September period the same year.
The company made inroads into Poland in 1993 by establishing a plant that churns out 2.3 million television sets annually, including liquid crystal display (LCD) TV and plasma display panel (PDP) TV.
Daewoo expects to garner U.S. $350 million in sales in Poland this year, up 50 percent from last year. (Yonhap)
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Commuters pack into an AC Transit bus on October 21, 2013 in Oakland, California. BART workers continue to strike after contract negotiations between BART management and the transit agency's two largest unions fell apart last week. Management and unions agreed on the financial specifics of the contract but differed on workplace safety rules. An estimated 400,000 commuters ride BART each day.
Today in the San Francisco Bay Area, the BART strike enters its fourth day.
The two sides involved in the transit strike have mostly agreed on economic issues but have reached an impasse over work rules. For more on this and a fatal train accident over the weekend, we're joined by Dan Brekke, news editor at NPR member station KQED in San Francisco.


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DETROIT — Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced Feb. 11 two charges against high school football player Jayru Campbell. Campbell, a 17-year-old student at Cass Technical High School faces one felony charge of assault to do great bodily harm and one misdemeanor of aggravated assault for allegedly body slamming a security guard on school premises.
"Any defendant will have been charged accordingly," Worthy said. "Being a talented football player does not change these facts."
The star quarterback led his team to back-to-back state championships in 2011 and 2012, in his freshman and sophomore years. He committed in August of last year to play for Michigan State University as a freshman in 2015.
A spokesperson for the MSU athletic department stated she could not comment on a recruit or potential recruit.
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She added, the process, usually takes 90 days.
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The video mentioned above shows the guard did not have his back turned when Campbell grabbed him. The students appear to be yelling at the guard, "Why you gotta instigate?"
This paper attempted several times to get information about the guard from DPS and Securitas, the private company that employs him; each attempt was ignored.
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The development team has also taken to Reddit for an AMA (Ask Me Anything), divulging that the game's closed beta will commence on Friday -- though it sounds very much like a limited affair. Even still, it's progress! Give the thread a read if you intend to keep up with Guild Wars 2, which you should.
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Southampton hit Chelsea's hopes of catching up with the top two in the Barclays Premier League when they came from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Stamford Bridge. Goals in the second half from substitute Rickie Lambert and Jason Puncheon stunned a Chelsea side who appeared to be cruising through first-half strikes from Demba Ba and Eden Hazard.
After a cagey opening a cross in the 10th minute from Ba almost resulted in a Chelsea goal but Southampton scrambled to clear. Puncheon had a chance to head Southampton into the lead after 16 minutes but could not direct his effort on to the target.
Just as Southampton started to look comfortable Chelsea took the lead. A cross from the right by Cesar Azpilicueta in the 25th minute was not cleared and Ba acrobatically converted the loose ball for his first home goal for his new club since joining from Newcastle United and his 14th for the season.
Despite manager Nigel Adkins not fielding leading scorer Rickie Lambert and record-signing Gaston Ramirez, Southampton probed at Chelsea with Puncheon their main threat down their right. Chelsea survived a scare when Jay Rodriguez pulled a long-ball out of the air with a delightful first touch and teed up Davies, who side-footed his shot wide from the edge of the box.
That scare jolted Chelsea into action. Some intricate one-touch football released Hazard down the left but Lampard saw his shot blocked before he fired wide after being teed up by Mata. Ba then headed back to Lampard, who lifted the ball into the box towards Hazard and Oscar, who got in a muddle but still forced Boruc to tip it round the post for a corner. When Southampton made a hash of clearing their lines, Chelsea pounced for the second. Ramires rifled a shot off a post but Hazard followed up to drill a left-footed shot past Boruc.
After the break Chelsea continued to dominate but in the 58th minute, less than three minutes after coming on for Rodriguez, Rickie Lambert halved the deficit for Southampton with a stooping header from Nathaniel Clyne's cross for his 10th league goal of the campaign.
Ba had an opportunity to restore Chelsea's two-goal lead on 68 minutes but he could not keep down when volleying Mata's chip over the top while Lampard sent a free-kick just wide of a post.
Puncheon silenced Stamford Bridge with the equaliser in the 75th minute. Luke Shaw marauded down the Chelsea left and his cross found its way to the former Blackpool wide man, who teed up the ball and lashed it into the far corner.
With five minutes remaining Fernando Torres, on as a substitute for Lampard, worked his way into a shooting opportunity but screwed his effort wide and with that went Chelsea's last hope of three points.
Their failure to win a home league match for the sixth time in the past seven fixtures means that Chelsea have 42 points, six behind Manchester City and 13 adrift of Manchester United, while Southampton moved to 22 points, three off the relegation zone in 15th place.
Chelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez: "We started the second half and didn't manage the game or have the control we were expecting. We didn't take our chances when we had them, which gave them hope they could score, and they did.
"At half-time I said we needed a third goal. I spoke about us needing to be more clinical and tonight it was the same. We should have won, but credit to Southampton, they played a good game.'
"We can't be happy drawing at home, the next game [against Arsenal] has to be totally different, it's another challenge and we have to try to win the game. We have to defend as a unit better, especially when you are winning, that's something we have to improve."
Southampton manager Nigel Adkins: "We had several opportunities to clear the ball and we didn't and we got punished. Chelsea 10 days ago [in the FA Cup] also scored just before half-time to go 2-1 up and went on to dominate the second half and we lost five goals.
"Today we came with a game plan to get something from the game, to be compact, to intercept and counter attack, and frustrate Chelsea. They scored at a bad time for us and we could have said, 'Let's go and chase it and play two up front', and there is every chance we could have ended up with a scoreline like Aston Villa did when they got beaten by eight here. Today we struck to the game plan.
"We stuck at it. Rickie came on and scored the goal and what a fantastic goal it was for the second one. Not many teams will come back from two goals down against Chelsea."
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DALLAS (AP) - A Texas Army post has razed the building where a former psychiatrist carried out one of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history, with plans to put up trees and a memorial in its place.
Fort Hood officials said Tuesday that they have torn down Building 42003, the site of a 2009 massacre that left 13 people dead and more than 30 wounded.
The building was part of a processing center complex for soldiers deploying and returning from combat. On Nov. 5, 2009, then-Maj. Nidal Hasan carried two weapons inside, shouted "Allahu Akbar!" - "God is great" in Arabic - and opened fire on soldiers waiting for vaccines and paperwork.
As soldiers and civilians tried to take cover, Hasan walked through the building, targeting anyone in a green Army uniform. He left pools of blood and spent ammunition in his wake. He was eventually confronted outside the building by Fort Hood police officers, who shot him and paralyzed him from the waist down.
Hasan was convicted in August of charges related to the massacre and sentenced to death. He is on death row at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., while his case goes through a review at Fort Hood before it enters a series of mandatory appeals.
The building was sealed off for nearly four years until post officials announced in November that they would demolish it.
Fort Hood officials, who declined to be interviewed, plan to place trees, a gazebo and a memorial plaque at the site.
Not all victims and their relatives agree with them. Kathy Platoni, an Army reservist who saw her friend, Capt. John Gaffaney, bleed to death, was one of the people who called on Fort Hood to keep the building standing as a reminder of what happened.
Platoni found out about the demolition Tuesday in a mass email from the post.
While post spokesman Chris Haug said he believed family members and victims were consulted about what to do with the site, Platoni said Army officials had not asked her opinion.
Platoni mentioned other points of contention between the Army and the Fort Hood victims, including a prolonged fight for increased benefits and recognition due to what many victims say is a terrorist attack, despite the Army's insistence that the shooting was an act of workplace violence.
"For the building in which this horrific event took place just to be wiped off the map before we have a say in what's done with it seems like another slap in the face," Platoni told The Associated Press Tuesday afternoon.
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The Mobashery research program integrates computation, biochemistry, molecular biology, and the organic synthesis of medically important molecules. Bringing together these different disciplines is required to produce both scientific and medical advances for very difficult, but critically important clinical problems.
Bacterial Resistance
The study of antibiotic resistance is a central theme in the Mobashery laboratory. Mechanisms of resistance to aminoglycosides and to β-lactam antibiotics have been studied, with a focus on methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). MRSA is a global scourge that annually kills more people in the US (20,000 persons) than does AIDS. A multidisciplinary approach is taken towards elucidating the distinct strategies that nature has devised to counter the use of antibiotics in the clinic. Significant work has also been directed towards the bacterial cell wall. The cell wall is a structure that encases the entire organism, and it is critically important for its survival. Despite having been known to exist for the past 50 years, the structure and biochemical properties of the bacterial cell wall are being elucidated only recently, largely because of its size and diversity of structure. Mobashery's program studies the process of biosynthesis and degradation of the cell wall.
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The Mobashery laboratory is also interested in diseases of the extracellular matrix (ECM). The ECM is an environment that surrounds every cell in higher organisms, including humans. There are many proteins and carbohydrates within this environment, whose homeostasis is highly regulated. When these regulatory processes break down, many disparate diseases ensue. The Mobashery lab investigates how these diseases develop and progress, and develops novel therapeutics for their intervention. The diseases of matrix of interest in the Mobashery lab include cancer, diabetes and stroke. Cancer metastasis is the process that allows cancer to spread in the body, and metastatic cancer is often quickly fatal, with fatality rates near 90%. The Mobashery lab has developed molecules that prevent cancer metastasis, which they have documented in animal models for lymphoma, lung, and prostate cancers. Diabetics suffer from the lack of ability to heal their frequent skin lesions, and the infection of these lesions causes significant morbidity. The Mobashery lab has discovered molecules that accelerate wound healing in diabetic mice, with obvious clinical potential. Stroke affects 800,000 Americans annually, of whom 560,000 survive the acute episode but suffer lasting physical and mental impairment. Mobashery has designed novel therapeutics and he has documented in animal models of stroke that these drugs can rescue 50-60% of the brain cells that would otherwise die.
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- Zhang, W.; Lee, M.; Hesek, D.; Lastochkin, E.; Boggess, B.; Mobashery, S. Reactions of the Three AmpD Enzymes of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2013, 135, 4950-4953.
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- Lee, M.; Artola-Recolons, C.; Carrasco-López, C.; Martínez-Caballero, S.; Hesek, D.; Spink, E.; Lastochkin, E.; Zhang, W.; Hellman, L.; Boggess, B.; Hermoso, J.; Mobashery, S. Cell-Wall Remodeling by the Zinc-Protease AmpDh3 from Pseudomonas aeruginosa J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2013, 135, 12605-12607.
- Otero, L.H.; Rojas-Altuve, A.; Llarrull, L.I.; Carrasco-López, C.; Kumarasiri, M.; Lastochkin, E., Fishovitz, J.; Dawley, M.; Hesek, D.; Lee, M.; Johnson, J.W.; Fisher, J.F.; Chang, M.; Mobashery, S.; Hermoso, J.A. How Allosteric Control of Staphylococcus aureus Penicillin-Binding Protein 2a Enables Methicillin-Resistance and Physiological Function, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 2013, 110, 16808-16813.
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I always give detailed, straight forward questions and answers, and hope the women will do the same...either anonymously or with your screen name.A woman lover told me Friday that she wanted me to "feel my clitoris get hard and 'stand up'"...any man that has rubbed or licked the clitoris KNOWS that it gets very hard and stiff, but somehow I never paid attention to the fact that it STANDS UP like an erect penis stands up.I have pushed the hood back on the clitoris with my fingers so that I could lick directly on the 'head' of the clitoris but in doing that never paid attention that it was in fact...'standing up' from being parallel with the outer lips of the vagina.Does your clitoris actually 'stand up', somewhat, like an erect penis, and if so, does it ever push out through the outer lips of your vagina ? This sounds like a naive question for an experienced man, but I never paid attention that the clitoris was 'standing up'The next part of this question has to do with masturbation and the fingers you use to rub your clitoris with, Most women that I have watched, tend to use their middle finger to actually 'rub' with, and rest the other fingers on either side on the lips to keep the finger positioned directly on the clitoral shaft and head.One friend tells me that she rubs with her index finger only, and I have not watched her masturbate...yet.The third part of this question has to do with keeping track of the clitoris when rubbing it, from a man's point of view as it is much easier to keep it lined up with my tongue, since my tongue is the same kind of mucus membrane tissue as the clitoris.My partners all rub their clitoris very fast and it is difficult to watch exactly how their fingers move, either on the shaft, on the head and exactly which finger is touching it at any given second, that makes it difficult to know exactly how to use my fingers in the same way that she does to get the same result that she gets. I have video taped a woman rubbing and watched it over and over and yet can not see exactly how she is rubbing because it is inside the outer lips and concealed.A woman does not have this same issue in learning how to 'jack off' or masturbate a man since the penis is out in the open and she can see EXACTLY how I or any of you men rub it.So , exactly how do you rub, direction, motion, (circular or up and down), and which finger or fingers do you use on the shaft and the head ? I am going to ask a female friend and / or a female relative how she does it ,if she will be that candid.Until I learn to use my fingers in a more effective way, I am going to continue using my tongue, rather than my fingers.Please reply in a detailed fashion if you are so inclined as it may be a help to other men who feel that they are experiencedP.S I am most interested in if the clitoris 'stands up' If your like , you may reply to my email email@example.com
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well that is a very detailed question in deed. I cannot answer for anyone but my self here, so here it goes. When in a state of arousle my clit does stand up and away from the hood in a simmilar fashion to an erection, however it does not eise so much that it is above the otter lips. When masturbating I tend to ust my pointer finger, with a slight preasure I move my finger ither straight up and down ( meeting my inner lips), side to side, as well in small circles while keeong a constant preasure on my clit. I tend to alternate directions randomly as well as adding preassure very slowly
Thanks for your answer and I don't know why the 'down arrow' ? My women friends seem to feel that I SHOULD try to keep up with and do what they want done when it comes to this kind of women's issuresBruce
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Yea it stands up a little but only if I am totally horny like if I have been teasing myself. if I really get to teasing, stop and go, that sort of thing I can get it to stand up but like I said I have to be REALLY hot.
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I was glad to get your answer, but was honestly surprised to hear another answer since it has been more than a year since I posted it...thank you anyway...and GOOD LUCKBruce
The technique you are describing, of teasing, stop and go...is what a lot of men do when masturbating...we call it "edging" meaning getting close to ejaculation and then stopping, and then starting again and stopping...That give a tremendous ejaculation when we finally do ejaculate, and the penis stays semi erect for a long period of time afterward...man and women are more similiar that most think.
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Yes it stands up, but not like a cock, because this would mean an angle of 180 degrees. In such a state the clit. head would touch the belly. This will not happen. It`s already much, if a clit stnds up in an angle of about 90 degrees.
Same with stiffness, the clit gets stiff like a halfstiff cock, but not more. Would it be more, it couldn`t be bowed in direction to the vagina. Don`t forget, the crura make a sharp bow to the shaft! And isn`t it so, that you can bow the clit. shaft without any problems and pain? You can never bow down a stiff cock the glans to the scrotum, it would be broken your penis and the pain will start very quick and also the resistance against bowing of the cock. shaft.