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tales from JapanMoeran, Brian (København, 2001)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7009
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The Portraval of Beauty in Woman's Fashion MagazinesMoeran, Brian (Frederiksberg, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The primary contents of women's fashion magazines are fashion, beauty and health. This paper sets out to explore the ways in which international fashion magazines such as Elle, Vogue and Marie Claire portray feminine beauty in textual and advertising matter and how their readers react to such portrayals. Beauty is analysed as grooming practice, and make-up as the prime symbol of the self and its many facets in social interaction. The paper looks at the different kinds of 'face' that magazines invite their women readers to put on and suggests that they – and their advertisers – adopt a 'technology of enchantment' as a means of exercise control over them. Magazine and advertising language is imbued with 'magical' power, and the paper shows how the structure of advertisements closely parallels that of magical spells used in certain healing rituals. It concludes by using magazine reader interviews to learn the extent to which women do or do not believe in such 'spells' and whether they are encouraged to buy into the 'beauty myth'. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7817
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Employees' ambiguous perceptions of diversityRisberg, Annette; Just, Sine Nørholm (, 2014)[More information][Less information]
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Hjort, Katrin Erna (København, 1996)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6966
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Christensen, Bo T.; Kristensen, Tore; Reber, Rolf (, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The literature in consumer psychology has tended to lack a clear separation between theoretical models of creativity and beauty evaluations of products. The present study examined whether creativity and beauty affected willingness to pay jointly or separately. In three experiments using paintings, wrist watches and designer lamps as stimuli, the present study shows how creativity and beauty both positively influence consumer willingness-to-pay for the product, but each explains different parts of the variance. Further, product complexity differentially affects consumer judgments of creativity and beauty. The results show that it is essential to develop separate models of creativity and beauty evaluations in consumer psychology, in that they seem to be distinct factors, explaining different parts of the variance in their consequences on willingness to pay, and are affected differentially by antecedent factors, such as complexity. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7940
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Moeran, Brian (, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This working paper examines the role of international book fairs in the global publishing industry, and in particular their relation to the publishing cycle, chain and field. It outlines some relevant historical features, as well as main functions, of fairs, before describing in detail the daily activities of an independent academic publisher at the Frankfurt Book Fair. Analysis of the book fair takes place at two levels. The first focuses on the importance of visibility in a fair's timing and location, as well as in the location and size of participants' stands, inclusion in the fair catalogue, business deals, and social gatherings. The second examines the book fair as a tournament of values, or ritual tournament, in terms of its framing, membership and currency. The argument presented is that the currency of copyright is not dissimilar to a form of gift exchange and that, as a result, a book is both commodity and gift. It is in the shadow of the gift that the commodity of the book is produced, distributed, sold and read. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7795
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Moeran, Brian (, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This working paper examines the role of international book fairs in the global publishing industry, and in particular their relation to the publishing cycle, chain and field. It outlines some relevant historical features, as well as main functions, of fairs, before describing in detail the daily activities of an independent academic publisher at the Frankfurt Book Fair. Analysis of the book fair takes place at two levels. The first focuses on the importance of visibility in a fair's timing and location, as well as in the location and size of participants' stands, inclusion in the fair catalogue, business deals, and social gatherings. The second examines the book fair as a tournament of values, or ritual tournament, in terms of its framing, membership and currency. The argument presented is that the currency of copyright is not dissimilar to a form of gift exchange and that, as a result, a book is both commodity and gift. It is in the shadow of the gift that the commodity of the book is produced, distributed, sold and read. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7779
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Hilger, Jan (, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The Apparel Industry was one of the first globally operating industries. Already in the early 1970ies did European fashion companies extend their manufacturing workbenches into lower cost neighbouring countries, making it one of the first industries to have a globally distributed network. In the first decade of the 21st century, the conditions for clothes manufacturing has changed considerably. The Sourcing Share of Asia increased dramatically especially since Chinas participation in the WTO in 2005 which led to the abolition of quotas. India, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Malaysia and the Philippines also play a major role in the Asian Textile and Garment Market. But even so, West Europe, the Mediterranean Rim and the East European Countries still play an important role on the global textile and apparel market, maybe no longer from the volume perspective but in terms of variety, complexity and product quality, particularly for the more demanding markets. Latin America has seen a significant decline over the last decade but is developing similar strategies like Europe to compete through quality and specialty niche rather than volume. Does this mean that the West European Apparel Industry is dead? The European Textile and Garment industry has undergone a severe decline since 1970 which nearly made it extinct in some of the EU founding economies. The labour intensive manufacturing segment which is almost not existent in Western Europe today particularly suffered. The only uncritical area where specifically one country in Western Europe is still defending its share, possibly due to changed sourcing practices and a recently increased presence on the global marketplace is the textile sector in Italy, which has even seen a rise in both volumes and employees over the last decade. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7771
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How to balance multiple tasks and conflicting stakeholder interestsBislev, Sven; Ravn, Jakob; Nilsson, Ole Stenvinkel (Frederiksberg, 2011)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Program management includes a multitude of decisions on numerous parameters: course content, modes of delivery, management of professional and academic standards, admission, grading, finance, and marketing. At the same time, program management is seen as an organisational response to demands from multiple stakeholders with conflicting interests. How does the process assure salient stakeholders influence on program management decisions? Five groups of stakeholders are considered: Faculty/academics, students, industry/employers, the Institution (senior management), and society at large. Different HEIs have chosen different solutions to program management. In this paper we (1) sketch a conceptual framework for an analysis of HE program management and (2) describe the framework for study program management at Copenhagen Business School (CBS) in Denmark, reflecting on the benefits and shortcomings of this particular organisational model. The discussion serves as a point of departure for developing a holistic model that both addresses multiple tasks and legitimate stakeholder interests. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8470
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Poulsen, Nina (, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Presenting empirical material from the making of the exhibition "This is Not Fiction" at the Milk Wall Gallery in the autumn 2007, I will in this paper introduce some of the themes and characteristics that are central to the notion of art and to the ethnographic study of it. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7780
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Participation and Distribution Decisions in Japan's Industrial Relations System after World War II - Evidence of Conversion and Workplace EvangelizationTackney, Charles T. (, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: In this paper, and even more in presentation, I will be going out rather far out on the limb of my training in industrial relations. Such is, perhaps, the intent of the collaborative process envisioned by Lonergan, no less than the theme of this conference. It will be evident from my referencing specializations far from my field, along with the shaky tone of voice, that the limb is beginning to bend and, perhaps, may be about to give way. If the participants could offer a turning word that will aid this investigation, I would be grateful. This paper takes the form of an extended essay. We begin with a very simple and specific policy proposal for the current U.S. economic crisis, which I offer from my studies in industrial relations. Thereafter, as the section headings suggest, we will venture far afield. The distance travelled is necessary due to the topic, the nations, and the cultures involved. My aim is, first, to shed light upon one particular set of decisions taken in Japan, in the immediate aftermath of the Pacific War, and how these effected industrial relations developments thereafter. Second, and on a different level of analysis, I will present evidence that singular collaboration took place in Japanese history, at a specific point in time, that certainly appears to anticipate the notion of cosmopolis as Lonergan describes this utopian scheme. Third, I will end with brief points of possible further interest to Lonergan scholars. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7919
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Undergraduate Synopsis-based Oral Examinations at a Scandinavian Business SchoolTackney, Charles T.; Strömgren, Ole; Sato, Toyoko (, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: We report a local or regional undergraduate examination form – the synopsis-based oral examination (S-BOE), as it is deployed in both large and small international management education programs at a Scandinavian business school. The S-BOE format is designed to assess student cognitive achievement in light of specified learning objectives through a focused presentation and dialogue involving an examiner and qualified censor, the latter being formally present to ensure process fairness for both examiner and student. It affords the examiner and censor the opportunity to explore student cognitive skills over the known range: unistructural > multistructural > relational > extended abstract (Biggs, J. 1999). Individuals as well as student project groups may be assessed using this approach. Administrative costs do not significantly exceed that of other course assessment formats: written reports or in-class group examinations. There are also interesting learning efficiencies; practitioner experience, reflection, and dialogue with students suggest that all students experience this examination format as a learning experience in itself, over a range of course-related knowledge issues and interpersonal skilling. Exemplary students manifest "dramatic knowledge" in those instances when they creatively display a comprehensive, reflective, and reflexive understanding of course material in presentation and subsequent intersubjective dialogue. The authors discuss important features of this undergraduate examination format that remain largely overlooked and under-appreciated in terms that regionally and locally contextualize international accreditation standards and process. At a time when economic, efficiency, and standardization concerns increasingly pressure educational institutions to adopt testing methods that are psychologically "distant" in respect to the instructor-student relationship, the synopsis-based oral examination is an interesting alternative suitable for small as well as large academic programs. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7920
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Diversity Work in a Swedish MunicipalityRisberg, Annette (Fredriksberg, 2013)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper builds on a case study of diversity work in a Swedish municipality, Malmö. It focuses on certain actors partaking in the diversity work done in the municipality that of a gender and diversity committee and its members – here called diversity ambassadors. I will describe the work of the diversity ambassadors and discuss what impact they could possibly have on the organization. Organizational efforts to change inequalities at the workplace may take different forms. The literature describes different ways to organize the diversity and equality work. In this paper I will focus a specific group of people assigned to do diversity work – so called diversity ambassadors (Omanović, 2006) or diversity champions (Subeliani & Tsogas, 2005). The diversity ambassadors are representatives of different departments and units of the organization. The ambassadors are convened in a committee in order to implement diversity initiatives at the various organizational levels on behalf of senior management. Such committees, which ideally should include representatives from different hierarchical levels of the organization, are typically charged with overseeing diversity initiatives, identifying potential remedies and monitoring progress (Kalev, Kelly, & Dobbin, 2006). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8790
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Diversity work in a Swedish MunicipalityRisberg, Annette (Frederiksberg, 2012)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper builds on a case study of diversity work in a Swedish municipality, Malmö. It focus on one aspect of the diversity work done in the municipality, that of a gender and diversity committee and its members – so called diversity ambassadors. I will describe the work of the diversity ambassadors and discuss what impact they could possibly have on the organization. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8558
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Ooi, Can-Seng; Stöber, Birgit (, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper compares the branding strategies of Berlin and Singapore. The respective authorities in these cities are actively marketing, branding and transforming their cities, so that these locations will be perceived as culturally vibrant, technologically advanced and attractive for investors, tourists and creative workers. While Berlin and Singapore share the same goals, they also share similar problems – how can they convince a world that is critical and cynical about the commercial images presented through their place brands? How can they convince the world that their cities are really exciting and truly creative? The arts and culture – both popular and high – are used in place branding to address some of these challenges. This paper also concludes that place branding and its authenticity must be understood in context. The emerging reality of the place means that the brand should also reflect the local entangled social, economic and political issues; the brand, in order to be authentic, should also communicate the commercial and the vision of the place. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7773
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Organizational challenges for CSR communication in social mediaEtter, Michael; Morsing, Mette; Castello, Itziar (Amsterdam, 2011)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Purpose: Social media hold promises for companies to engage with a variety of stakeholders about CSR issues and thereby enhance stakeholder relationships. However, by implementing a social media strategy companies face different constraints. With this paper barriers diminishing stakeholder dialogue in the Web 2.0 are identified. Design and methodology: With a single case in‐depth‐study we analyze the implementation of a communication strategy of a recently launched CSR‐twitter‐account of a European based pharmaceutical company leading in CSR. Data is derived from interviews with four managers with central roles in strategy formulation and implementation. Findings: Five factors diminishing stakeholder dialogue are identified: Lack of resources, unfamiliarity with social media, managerial scepticism, internal guidelines and culture, and external regulations. These barriers prevent basic principles of relationship building online, such as regular updates or conversational human voice. Research limitations: With a single case study the representative value of the results is limited. However, the results give valuable insights into the challenges and concerns management faces when implementing a CSR communication strategy in social media. Practical implications: The results show that organisational constraints have to be addressed in order to implement a successful social media strategy. We therefore argue that corporate communications has to increasingly emphasis organisational aspects. Originality: To date, only little research has been done about CSR communication in social media. Furthermore, the research paper presents highly relevant and new findings by drawing the attention to organizational rooted challenges of corporate communication and strategy implementation. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8530
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The European Undergraduate Research-Oriented Participatory Education (EU-ROPE) At Copenhagen Business SchoolTackney, Charles T.; Strömgren, Ole; Sato, Toyoko (København, 2006)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: While the knowledge management literature has addressed the explicit and tacit skills needed for successful performance in the modern enterprise, little attention has been paid to date in this particular literature as to how these wide-ranging skills may be suitably acquired during the course of an undergraduate business school education. This paper presents case analysis of the research-oriented participatory education curriculum developed at Copenhagen Business School because it appears uniquely suited, by a curious mix of Danish education tradition and deliberate innovation, to offer an educational experience more empowering of essential tacit knowledge skills than that found in educational institutions in other national settings. We specify the program forms and procedures for consensus-based governance and group work (as benchmarks) that demonstrably instruct undergraduates in the tacit skill dimensions of knowledge thought to be essential for success following graduation. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7043
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A governmentality analysisFlyverbom, Mikkel; Madsen, Anders Koed; Rasche, Andreas (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9044
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How Large-Scale Data Reshapes International DevelopmentFlyverbom, Mikkel; Madsen, Anders Koed; Rasche, Andreas (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper conceptualizes how large-scale data and algorithms condition and reshape knowledge production when addressing international development challenges. The concept of governmentality and four dimensions of an analytics of government are proposed as a theoretical framework to examine how big data is constituted as an aspiration to improve the data and knowledge underpinning development efforts. Based on this framework, we argue that big data's impact on how relevant problems are governed is enabled by (1) new techniques of visualizing development issues, (2) linking aspects of the international development agenda to algorithms that synthesize large-scale data, (3) novel ways of rationalizing knowledge claims that underlie development policies, and (4) shifts in professional and organizational identities of those concerned with producing and processing data for development. Our discussion shows that big data problematizes selected aspects of traditional ways to collect and analyze data for development (e.g. via household surveys). We also demonstrate that using big data analyses to address development challenges raises a number of questions that can deteriorate its impact. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9048
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Abstract: Societal changes are seldom discussed in the literature on city branding. The time element is important because it highlights the fluctuating reality of society. The city brand message freezes the place but in fact, the city branding exercise is a continuous process. Society emerges too. City brands are supposed to accentuate the uniqueness of the city, be built from the bottom-up and reflect the city's identity. This paper highlights three paradoxes, pointing out that city branding processes can also make cities more alike, bring about societal changes and forge new city identities. A city branding campaign does not just present the city, it may change the city. The relationships between the branding exercise and the city are intertwined in the evolution of the place. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8014
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You wouldn't expect high-end features in a simple phone, and you're not going to get them with the Envoy II. Not only is the low-resolution screen hard to look at from certain angles, you also won't get video recording, a flash, or any expandable memory.
True, like its predecessor , this handset is geared toward people who are mostly interested in making calls. But given that, call quality should have been better than it was.
Frankly, for a prepaid price of $49.99 and a contract price of $69.99, I'd want something more. Fortunately for U.S. Cellular customers, there is a better option in the Samsung Chrono 2 .
The LG Envoy II has an all-black plastic design that, while lightweight at 3.66 ounces, feels cheap and almost toylike. The front of the device features a glossy finish, and houses a 0.98-inch monochrome display with a 96x64-pixel resolution, and a camera. This screen shows information like the time, date, reception, and battery.
The handset measures 3.9 inches tall, 2 inches wide, and 0.7 inch thick. On its left are a Micro-USB port, a thin volume rocker, and a 2.5mm headset jack that is protected by a small cover.
To remove the back plate, you can slide your fingernail in a small insert at the bottom of the phone in the rear. Once that is off, you can gain access to the battery.
When you open up the Envoy II, you'll see a 2.2-inch QCIF display. It has a 176x220-pixel resolution, so it is by no means crystal-clear. Even a solid-color background looks grainy because the resolution is so low, and it has a narrow viewing angle. If you tilt it about 45 degrees, the screen becomes washed out and you can't really see any of the menu items. However, when viewed straight on, text and icons are still readable.
Below the screen are two sets of buttons. The top portion includes left and right soft keys, shortcut keys for the camera and speakerphone, and then keys to access the alarm clock, text to talk, and voice commands like opening voice mail or hearing the current date and time. In the center of it all is an OK select button, encircled by four navigational buttons.
The second set is the alphanumeric keypad, along with send, clear, and end/power keys buttons.
While the buttons are generously spaced and easy to press, they are quite flush with the surface of the phone, making them hard to discern one from another by touch alone. Furthermore, the placement of the voice commands key is directly to the bottom right of the central OK button. I'm very used to having power/end keys there, so I found myself launching voice commands when I really wanted to quit out of an app.
Aside from making calls, the device can hold up to 1,000 contacts and send SMS text messages, colored photos, and voice memos. It has an incredibly easy-to-understand user interface. On the home screen, you can view your reception meter on the upper-left corner and your battery status on the upper right. Various icons will also appear at the top depending on what is currently running, like 1X data, Bluetooth, or vibration mode.
At the bottom of the screen, you'll see message, menu, and contacts. The menu consists of 12 icons that you can select either by pressing their corresponding number on the keypad (for instance, you can press 1 to open up your phone book), or you can navigate with the four directional buttons.
Listed in the menu are contacts, messaging, call history, multimedia, a store portal called EasyEdge where you can buy games and ringtones, a calendar, a browser, tools, settings, Tone Room Deluxe, in which you can purchase even more ringtones from current music hits, an app that backs up your contacts, and the game Uno. These are all default choices, however, as you can customize your menu in tools.
When you launch the tools menu, you'll also get access to both the regular calculator and tip calculator, a world clock, a stopwatch, and a unit converter. You can also launch the voice command app from here.

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Rugby Challenge
Ever played rugby? If you have, you're ready to play this game. If not, it's like football. In this game, you're kicking the ball over the goal posts. Every time you make it, you go to the next level and further back from the goal. A rollicking good time may be had by all when you take the Rugby Challenge!


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The Resurrection of Jesus: Literal or Symbolic?
This dialogue was initiated after I was in a Christian IRC chat room. Shirley and I were in a private chat room--at her request. It began with her sending me a link to a porn site. Of course, I did not look; and I initiated a dialogue on why she would do something like that. Our conversation continued for a while until I discovered she lived in Belgium and was a Catholic.
Now, I in no way want to imply that her behavior is the result of Catholic teaching. I am simply stating the facts. She said that the Catholics there do not believe the Bible is literal. I replied that it was. What followed is this dialogue:
Shirley: So why do you take the Bible so literally? I think it should be taken symbolically.
Matt: The Bible is accurate, truthful, prophetically precise, the manuscripts copies are 99% pure, and it is archaeologically accurate, too.
Shirley: Perhaps. But there is one mistake you made. It's IMPOSSIBLE.
Matt: Why is it impossible?
Shirley: Dead is dead.
Matt: You aren't making sense . . . please explain.
Shirley: A dead man can not relive his life in the same body!!!
Matt: Then you mean that Jesus did not rise from the dead?
Shirley: No He didn't!!! That's just a symbol.
Matt: Then you mean to tell me that all the people who saw him alive were mistaken?
Shirley: They were hallucinating or on drugs.
Matt: So, you are presupposing that the resurrection cannot happen. Why?
Shirley: Well, ask any scientist . . .
Matt: Many scientists believe it could indeed happen.
Shirley: Yeah, true. But I see it as untrue until proven otherwise.
Matt: But the biblical evidence is that the tomb was empty, that Jesus appeared, showed people his wounds, and that at least 500 others saw him. Why can you not believe the facts of what they attested to?
Shirley: I don't believe the Bible literally. I like to see the symbolic use of it. Like 'just be good'. Look inside yourself to find the best in yourself.
Matt: So then, you are not basing your opinion on the facts but simply out of a desire, a whim, to NOT believe the biblical evidence. Is that wise? Can it lead to truth?
Shirley: I hope so, or else my life would be useless.
Matt: Very true. Then you are risking a great deal by looking within yourself. You assume too much. You assume you have the natural ability to know truth simply by looking into yourself.
Shirley: I assume all. I try to figure everything out for myself. I don't believe other peoples opinions.
Matt: If you assume all, then you should also assume that the people who knew Jesus were telling the truth when they said he rose from the dead. If that is true, then you have no logical right to deny the resurrection; and it is definitely possible. If it is possible, then you need to examine the evidence. If the evidence is there, then Jesus rose from the dead. If he did, that is utterly significant. No one else has done that. Therefore, what Jesus said must be true.
Shirley: But the Bible has changed.
Matt: The Bible is textually reliable, and it was written by eyewitnesses. Jesus said he would rise from the dead (John 2:19-21). He did.
Shirley: He said nice things, good things. If we would all live by His word, this would be a better world.
Matt: True. But you are not believing what He said.
Shirley: Jesus said he would rise from the dead, but so does my father . . . (really).
Matt: Has your father walked on water? Read the hearts of people? Calmed a storm with a command? Fed 5000 people with a few fish? Raised others from the dead? Healed people? You see, there is more to it than just making a claim. Jesus backed it up with what He did.
Shirley: I believe what he said when he was talking about good and bad. I do not believe him when he said he would rise from the dead.
Matt: But if He said it and you don't believe Him, then you are calling Jesus a liar. He is the one who walked on water, claimed to be God (John 8:58), and said He would rise from the dead (John 2:19-21).
Shirley: I do not believe he walked on water, etc. I only listen to his words, and I extract the things from it that I find useful.
Matt: On what basis do you do this extraction of yours?
Shirley: On the basis of what I consider to be right or wrong?
Matt: Then you set yourself to be the final judge of right and wrong. Have you raised others from the dead, walked on water, healed people, fulfilled prophecy? Why should I believe you over Jesus?
Shirley: You shouldn't. You should believe anything you like. You should believe anything that makes you feel better. that's what faith is all about.
Matt: Sorry, I disagree. That is not what faith is about. Faith is only as good as who you put it in. Are you your own savior?
Shirley: Yes, I hope so.
Matt: I'll trust Jesus, his resurrection, His truth, etc. It was nice chatting with you.
The dialogue ended there since it was late.
As you can see from this dialogue, Shirley has no reason for her method of determining truth, let alone determining the veracity of Jesus' claims. The resurrection was attested to by eyewitnesses. The Bible is reliable and trustworthy. For her to arbitrarily deny the veracity of Jesus' resurrection is illogical and contrary to the evidence.
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Lavender dryer bags double as natural car air freshener
Anna's hack is pretty impressive given that SOME of us can barely keep our car clean:
A sweet smelling hack for the summertime car! The Lavender Dryer Bags from Trader Joe's are sold as a natural alternative for dryer sheets, but I keep one in the back window of the car. The sunshine helps release the fragrance of lavender, just like in your hot dryer. Mmmmmm -- makes the car smell great, especially after a road trip.
When they lose their potency in the back window, sprinkle the bag contents on the floor mats, then vacuum them up. One more hit of lavender!


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Jack helps Bill Avery with his investigation into the mine explosion; a romance grows between Bill and Abigail; Elizabeth struggles to make a decision about the teaching offer.
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Jack is thought of as a hero after putting away the Tolliver outlaws, and he has decided to return to Coal Valley; Jack's return to Elizabeth is complicated when a beautiful actress arrives; Bill Avery and Abigail try to make a case against Gowen.
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Elizabeth is heartbroken after saying goodbye to Jack but she tries to stay strong in front of her class; Abigail tries to outwit Henry Gowen by stealing a file from his office that could hold the clues to the cause of the mine explosion.
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|Yoga On Whitney
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2693 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut 06518
|Contact:Tricia Jezierny
A peaceful, non-intimidating studio for yogis of all levels of experience. Breathe. Practice. Find yourself. Have Fun.
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|Yoga Style: Para Yoga, Hatha Tantra, Kundalini, Asht
39 Putman Ave
Hamden, Connecticut 06517
|(203) 287-2277
|Contact:Jennifer Brosious
Your Community Yoga Center is dedicated to the practice and teaching of yoga, making Yoga accessible to all. We offer classes in a variety of styles, including Para Yoga, Hatha, Tantra, Kripalu, Vinyasa flow, Astanga, Anusara and Yoga Spirit. We offer classes in Senior Yoga, Restorative Yoga, PreNatal, Kids Yoga, Family Yoga, Yoga For The Full Figure Goddess and other specialty classes. YCYC also has a delightful book store and yoga supply store with free tea and goodies.
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|The One Joy Center for Wellness
|Yoga Style: Childerns Yoga/ Gentle Adult Yoga
60 Connolly Parkway Bldg 15A
Hamden, Connecticut 06518
|Contact:Lisa Burton
The Mission of The OneJoy Center for Wellness is to enhance the education and development of all children by expanding the Knowledge of Parents, Professionals, Child Care Workers, and Educators. Classes, Workshops, and Coaching focused on self-expression, emotional mastery, joyful movement, energy balancing and natural stress management techniqus offer Empowering Strategies that promote heart-centered living for the whole family.
Each Child is Inspired to realize their unique capabilities and experience their fullest participation in family, home, school, and community activities.
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|EnergyWise Wellness
|Yoga Style: Polarity, Childrens
21 Larson Drive
North Haven, Connecticut 06473
|Contact:Lisa Burton
We provide Holistic and Mindful Education Enrichment Classes to children ages 3-12 years. Training Workshops are available for both fitness Professionals seeking to expand their offerings to this age group, Teachers looking to bring Holistic & Mindful practices into their classrooms, and for Parents seeking to bring Holistic and Mindful practices into their homes.
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|Healing Yoga with Lyn
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow, Gentle, Intro yoga,
28 Washington Ave.
North Haven, Connecticut 06473
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Gentle Yoga classes are offered Mon. & Wed. 9:30-10:30 AM. Great for beginners and those who wish some modification to an existing practice. This is a multilevel class with props (chair, barre,block and straps)for those who need them. Vinyasa Flow classes are held Thurs.6:45-7:45 PM. A candlelight class for the more experienced student involving a deep awareness of movement and breath. Restorative yoga jis offered in all classes.Although Lyn is Iyengar certified she draws from other forms of yoga to offer her students a well rounded and varied practice.
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|Seaflower Yoga
|Yoga Style: Kripalu
40 Foxon Hill Rd, # 74
New Haven, Connecticut 06513
|Contact:Joy Sherman
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214 Willow Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
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315 Peck Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06513
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319 Peck Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06513
Fresh Yoga offers a variety of yoga styles. The Fresh philosophy is find what works for you. We encourage students to go inside and feel out which styles and methods resonate with them. All of our classes are taught by highly trained professionals with an emphasis on on healthy alignment and safe yoga practice. We encourage a non-competitive attitude among our students, with a higher priority placed on internal development then outward achievement.
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|The Fitness Haven, LLC
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938 State Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
|Contact:Deborah Trout-Kolb
YOGA TUNE UP® FLOW; Tuesday at 6:00 pm Enjoy a rigorous yoga practice that explores the link between your breath and repetitive moment for a fluid workout that is both challenging and rejuvenating.
YOGA TUNE UP® FORM; Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:15 am Each class is designed to teach the fundamentals of traditional yoga postures, inspire your knowledge of human anatomy and get you moving to open energize and inform your tissues. SUNRISE YOGA; Tuesdays at 6:30 am Start your day off right with Yoga. Hatha yoga for all levels.
CANDLELIGHT YOGA; Sundays at 6:30 pm Restorative yoga and deep relaxation in a warm soothing, stress free environment.
PRE-NATAL YOGA; by appointment
YOGA FOR DONATION; Sundays at 10:30 am Special $10 donation class YOGA FOR THE PEOPLE; Fridays at 5:00 pm Community yoga by donation YOGA with MAUREEN; Mondays at 5:00 pm
RESTORATIVE YOGA; Thursdays at 12:00 pm $10 Begins by going on a guided meditation to help you get acquainted with exactly how your body feels before the asana practice. We then warm the body up with varied Surya Namaskar or Sun Salutations, followed by more intermediate poses
YOGA WORKSHOP WITH MAUREEN MCGUIRE; 4th Sunday of each month 12-2 pm $25 The aim of this 2 hour workshop is to show the pure potential of human form expressed by hatha yoga. With a sincere desire to learn you can lessen distraction and focus on the essence and beauty of your practice. As we learn to minimize unnecessary effort and focus into the subtle energies of gravity daily practice becomes more enjoyable and potent in its ability to transform our lives...not just our bodies.
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|Breathing Room
817 Chapel Street Unit 2F
New Haven, Connecticut 06510
Breathing Room Yoga is a new Yoga Studio in downtown New Haven. Our studio offers a range of classes and styles for students of all levels. Breathing Room is a breath of fresh air for all looking to expand their yoga experience. An intimate studio, Breathing Room is a personal and inviting space to practice. Our Studio puts emphasis on your practice as an extention of your life, we work to create a space for you to learn and grow with yourself and a community of like minded individuals.
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|Bee Healthy Yoga
|Yoga Style: ISHTA
New Haven, Connecticut
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7.47 Miles Away
|Bhogah Yoga School
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Prenatal, Kids, Family...
Northford, Connecticut 06472
|Contact:Brianne Davidson Barrett
Brianne Davidson, E-RYT, RPYT, RCYT, CLDis the owner, founder and director of Bhogah Yoga.
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Pitch perfect casting, twisty little surprises, and abrupt turns, mark this film as something special. Shot with tight editiing and clean, balanced acting, the movie captures 70's underworld London with continual suspense and menace. There are dark comic moments but this is not Snatch but instead a leaner cousin from The Sexy Beast part of the family. Highly recommended.
"One trick Pony" Jason Stateman playes "The Transporter Guy" in yet another movie. Sure it was action packed and had some levels of intrigue; Just blandly executed. It's been a while since I have seen a "good" movie and I am starting to lose hope. This movie was a rehash of the same formula "Based on a true Story". I really don't know how much of the story is fact, but the only believable part was the interaction between one of the underworld porn kings and Terry (Stateman).
When someone has property of yours that could get you killed, you dont' kill that person's friend. Plain and simple. I dont' care how "Hard-Core" you are or think you are, it's just dumb. When the Porn king kills Terry's buddy, Terry responds very convincingly, when threatened that his other friend held hostage would be offed: "Go ahead and kill him, I am going to walk down to scotland yard wiht your little book of Police pay-offs."
And yeah, on that note, Terry was in control the entire time and statigically in the higher ground the entire time. Mainly due to his aparent moral flexibility. This isn't a guy that would do anything for his buddies. Which is the good part of the movie. The main group isn't stupid, in contrast to the villians. Sure they're amateures, but they aren't fools. Which leads to a minor level of believability. As stated previously, Terry would be in the "Go ahead and kill my buddy frame" because it's realistic. There's no winning for the villian in that situation and the buddy's probably going to die anyways. Cut your losses and go with what you got. None of the BS American "Leave No Man Behind" crap...
The movie was interesting, but barely. I am sure people will receive it well given the chance. I just went in with a preconceived idea of what I was expecting that wasn't in line with my interests, and got exactly what I expected. Had I been in the mood for another Transporter, I think I would have been more amused.
I think many people might think this movie is just another reincarnation of movies like the 'Italian Job' but they would be wrong! This movie had much more substance than many of the movies in the same genre e.g. 'Italian Job,''Oceans 12,' and 'Oceans 13'which with all there glamor have basically the same story.
'Bank Job' is based on a true story but I don't know how accurate to the original incident the movie is but even so its an interesting story with many twists and turns that keep the movie interesting and suspenseful. What I really appreciated is that they stuck to one time line instead of jumping all around like many other movies in the genre tend to do.
All around I think this is the best movie from the cops and robbers genre that I have seen in a really long time. I would defiantly see it again.
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Former Angels right-hander and current Twins broadcaster Bert Blyleven, writing an opinion piece for NBC Sports, picks the Angels to win the American League pennant.
Blyleven puts the Angels in the World Series because they are fundamentally sound under Mike Scioscia's leadership, and their pitching and defense sets them apart.
The best eligible pitcher not in the Hall of Fame picks the Red Sox and Twins to win their divisions, and the Yankees to earn the wild card. Blyleven has the Rays missing the playoffs, unable to repeat last season's magic.
You will have to wait until the end of spring training for my picks. Why? Because I can.
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I realize that all of us had a hard time remembering that Kentucky and Kansas really did play a basketball game last week after all the huggy-kissy nonsense about Coach Big K and Coach Little K.
And Courier-Journal readers had to wait two days to read anything about the UK-KU game. But The Lexington Herald-Leader had the result splashed as big as possible on its front page and a big picture and the guts of Nasmith Hall of Fame member Jerry Tipton's story on the first page of the sports section.
How the Lexington paper, printed 75 miles away, but available the next morning in Louisville, could have that kind of coverage when The Courier-Journal had zilch is hard to explain.
About the Wildcats
I have seen all of the Kentucky teams from the Fabulous Five of the late 1940's to this day.
This is the fastest, quickest team I have ever seen. Period. The only way the Cats could have been quicker is if Ralph Beard and John Wall had been playing at the same time.
After a bad start, the all-under-classmen starters seemed to calm down when John Calipari called on senior Darius Miller.
If only ESPN had "a Miller" who could have subbed for Dick Vitale, who was at his uncontrollable and constantly-shouting worst.
Vitale did everything but kiss the rings of not just Bob Knight but General Robert Montgomery Knight AND Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski when the latter broke his old coach's victory record of 902 when his Blue Devils defeated Michigan State 74-69 in the first game of a doubleheader in the Mecca of basketball, New York City's Madison Square Garden.
Tipton's Rupp scoop
Jerry Tipton of The Herald-Leader is a real bird-dog. He can smell a story from a mile away.
As you know, there is a huge argument over whether a new arena should be built in Lexington or if Rupp Arena should be renovated. UK leaders seem to be leaning toward less costly renovation—if all Wildcat basketball games can be played in Lexington. Heavens! You don't think UK would agree to play in Louisville, do you?
It just so happens that Madison Square Garden is undergoing a massive renovation at this very time—without any of its Garden-owned teams, the NBA Knicks and the NHL Rangers, missing a beat if they were playing now. Other entertainment venues—dog shows, world championship boxing matches, musicals and the like are accommodated. Even wrestling! It's a real marvel to see how quickly Garden crews can turn around the Garden for one event after another.
Attorney Brent Rice, chairman of the Lexington arena group, and his members were impressed. They were escorted by the man in charge of the daily operations of the Garden.
Balance, too!
UK's five starters against Kansas scored in double figures, from Doron Lamb's 17 to 12 by Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Marquis Teague. Former night owl Terrence Jones scored 15 and Anthony Davis added 14. That's balance that most coaches just dream about.
Watch Oak Hill!
Kentucky has no boys' high school basketball teams in USA Today's preseason Super 25 in the nation. But a Kentuckian, Steve Smith from Wilmore, is coach of the nation's No. 1 team, Oak Hill Academy, a boarding school in Mouth of Wilson, Va.
Smith and Oak Hill have been good to UK, sending Rajon Rondo and some other top players to Lexington. Rondo, of course, is a Louisvillian who left Eastern High for his final year at Oak Hill.
Neither UK nor U of L appears to be in the mix this year.
These current Oak Hill players have signed:
Georgetown: Point guard DeVauntes Smith-Rivera.
UCLA: Forward Jordan Adams.
Purdue: Center A. J. Hammons.
Memphis: Guard Damien Wilson
Smith likes to bring his team to Kentucky at least once a season, but I haven't heard of any trip this year. It may be that he can't find a team strong enough to give his team a test.
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There comes a certain point in the careers of many young actresses who have lived on their winsomeness when the bloom is suddenly and rudely off the rose. Barrymore was wise enough to see it coming, and react. Two years ago she told her agents: "I'm in my thirties now, and I really want to try all the things that I haven't gotten to do yet, like directing, and doing a drama," she says. "I've produced and gotten to do a lot of optimistic love stories, and that was so where I was at for 10 years in my life. And now I feel like, Okay, now I know how to do that. I want to get scared again; I want to feel the way I felt when I started my company, when I started producing. So I was begging them, `Can you please turn me on to things that are out of my wheelhouse or that people won't think I can do? As in filmmakers that probably would rather die than take a meeting with me?' "
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Taxes have been on the governor's mind a lot these days. Yesterday, he was in Washington D.C. where he attended a fundraiser held by lobbyist Tony Podesta, the brother of Democratic insider John Podesta.
As our Michael Scotto reports: "Attendees said the governor's breakfast talk focused on keeping New York taxes in check. 'He did say that while he was governor he was not going to let New York be known as the highest taxed state in the United States,' said former Texas Lieutenant Governor Ben Barnes."
This could all spell a headache for Bill de Blasio, who has made raising taxes on the wealthy the centerpiece of his first months in office. (A powerful New York Times series on the life and times of a homeless Brooklyn girl may help his case.)
In an interview with our Grace Rauh, de Blasio's incoming First Deputy Mayor Anthony Shorris tried to downplay any possible tensions with Cuomo, who employs his wife as an executive assistant.
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So does anyone use Skype been life saver for me..
Asterisk here..
looks interesting..
The only thing skype seems to ahve over it is skypein and skypeout which can be used to do outgoing and incoming calls from telephone networks... thats very useful for me when phonong abroad as calls are cheaper than BT.
May run Aterix as well just for completness etc
Have used Skype for quite a while, but only for I'net chat to a mate.
Haven't used it to/from actual phones - havent needed to.
You need some extra hardware (purchasable from Digium, who says you can't make money from open source?) but you can hook up an Asterisk install to the incoming leased line to the school. Typically in a primary school it seems it carries either 2 or 3 phone lines. I've no idea what secondary schools have. I'd expect it just to be more of the same.
Internally, you can use either softphones on PCs or hardware like this Cisco desk phone.
got admit using skype for voice is great only time i really have any problem is when calling a normal number to places like japn sometimes quality not good enough.
But saved me loads on phone bills anyway reason for this thread was mainly been thinking about networking as getting contacts not the rj45 type and what people use to maintain contacts etc.
As expirment signed up to https://www.linkedin.com/.
Problem is you need voip to telephone provider which is extra cost and then got install and get hardware all setup. I think benafit of skype in some ways all in one and multi location whihc is important to me as would have two have two hardware setups one at work and one at home..Originally Posted by Geoff
With skype just install software at work and install at home just make sure one of other is logged in.
but also can see benafit of having other pc - pc software to use.
Our LEA provider blocks the ports for Skype to work, I know that everyone bleats on about how cheap internation calls are, but come on, how many people make lots of international calls anyway!
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Just install it on your WiFi PDA - only one setup plus it's portable. The only reason I haven't done this yet is because I don't know anyone else that uses Skype.Originally Posted by russdev
quite a lot just nature of some of my work means often have to call states...Originally Posted by StewartKnight
bigist thing is the people being able to call me on it that is major benafitto me so can give them my skype number and if they need to contact me they can.
No wifi pda at moment just normal pda going to buy a wifi unit for it at some point...Originally Posted by Ric_
I have just skimmed through this so forgive me if I have missed something obvious but..... Would I be able to somehow relay the calls from the office phone line to my PDA ? Is this something asterisk could do?
well skype could if your pda is powerful enough but would need to pay for skypein which is a number that routes through to your skype client.
so you would set your phone to redirect to your skypein telephone number and skype software on pda would take call.
Basicly like if you where redirecing your phone to a mobile number but instead your redirect to skype number.
Most newer phone systems allow you to redirect calls etc
I don't think that this is possible with Skype since it uses a proprietry protocol.Originally Posted by ChrisH
If you have a SIP/H.323 phone system and you can find a suitable PDA client, there is no reason why not. Geoff may have an idea since he has been playing with Asterisk.
I have a HP 5550 Pocket PC which has Inbuilt Wireless , 128meg ram and 400 mhz Processor . So it should be ok spec wise. It does have the ability to record voice so theres a mic in there somewhere as well.
Would be nice to find a solution like this otherwise maybe another unit capable of this...
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