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If we are to believe Hegel – or Collingwood – no age, no civilization is capable of conceptually identifying itself. Leszek Kolakowski, Modernity on Endless Trial, p. 1.
The aide said that guys like me were "in what we call the reality-based community," which he defined as people who "believe that solutions emerge from your judicious study of discernible reality." … "That's not the way the world really works anymore," he continued. "We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality—judiciously, as you will—we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out. We're history's actors…and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do." Ron Suskind, Faith, Certainty and the Presidency of George W. Bush.
The problem facing anyone who wants to provide a useful counter-narrative to the dominant understanding of the state of a culture is to find a place to stand from which the counter-narrative can make sense to people locked into the dominant narrative. It isn't obvious how to do this. Consider the problem facing people who want to argue that the notion of "free market" is meaningless in the absence of an understanding of the social and regulatory structure in which every market is embedded, whether we call it a free market or something else. It's like getting people to see the two perspectives in an optical illusion: how can you force people to see the two when they only see one and don't care that another exists?
Belief in the fairness of these fantasy markets persists in the face of factual evidence that markets as currently arranged benefit the rich at the expense of everyone else. That's because the rich make the rules. They buy legislators to make rules that favor them. They influence administrative rule-making proceedings. They load the benches with judges who support their insistence that rules should be changed or enforced differently, and then they forum shop to make sure their cases are heard by friendly courts. They make rules directly, through contracts that are enforced harshly by courts and reinforced by governments with criminal sanctions and draconian civil penalties.
The rules have distributional consequences. The rules fix things so that some win and some lose, and the proof is that changing the rules results in different people winning and losing. When rich people make the rules, they benefit and the rest of us pay. All this is obvious to anyone who is paying attention.
Even that isn't enough for a huge majority of our fellow citizens. They are certain that markets are a product of inexorable natural laws, and that the operation of those natural laws produces the best possible results in any economic sphere, and that any government interference in the workings of those natural laws will produce worse outcomes for everyone. This magical thinking pervades the discussion of political issues with respect to the economy.
I think a good first step towards creating a counter-narrative to the evil economic ideas of the neoliberals is to find a place to start that precedes the stale debates of the talking heads. It is in that vein that we find Michel Foucault at the beginning of his series of lectures at the College de France, The Birth of Biopolitics*. If we really want to talk sense about government, we can't start with the universals that everyone uses. He ignores such terms as "sovereign", the "people", "subjects", "civil society". He is not interested in trying to deduce practice from those universals. Actually, if you think about it for a minute, it becomes clear that such an activity, trying to deduce concrete practice from universals, is doomed, as the Suskind quote says, and the George W. Bush and the Barack Obama administrations show in practice. Instead, in this series of lectures, he starts with the actual practice of government, and tries to understand how the universal ideas fit into the actual practice. In this way, perhaps, he will avoid the problem laid out by Kolakowski. In this way, he hopes to avoid the problem set for academics by the anonymous aide in the Suskind quote.
My plan is to write first about Foucault's history of the development of neoliberalism, and then to address directly the general assertion of neoliberals that markets are part of the natural order of things. In a nutshell, I intend to show that markets are not an emergent phenomenon. They are highly contrived and unnatural forms of exchange.
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For those interested in more detail on this work, let me suggest Philip Mirowski's book, Never Let a Serious Crisis Go to Waste. He discusses Foucault's contribution, beginning at page 93, pointing out what he thinks Foucault got right, and what he got wrong. He thinks that Foucault does not apply his own work to the term "market"; and that Foucault would see things differently with a different concept of market. Bruce Harcourt's The Illusion of Free Markets addresses the failure of Foucault to identify and examine the term "market" in detail. At page 45, he says that the terms "free market" and "regulation" are illusory, and that their use hinders actual analysis. Chapter 1 of this excellent book explains Harcourt's use of Foucault's framework to discuss the notions of free markets and regulation directly. Foucault would have approved of this use of his format of examination, but might not like the results.
For an introduction to emergence, try The Re-Emergence of "Emergence": A Venerable Concept in Search of a Theory.
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Even before the beginning of the Great Crash, it was obvious that the situation was directly caused by fraud and deceit in the financial sector. Yves Smith's excellent book, ECONned, pointed out the connections between the financial sector and the economists who created the conditions which brought about deregulation and led to the openings for the frauds. The Obama Administration had a single purpose: to help the financial sector. The Administration was perfectly willing to destroy the middle class to save the financial sector, but was unwilling to enforce the anti-fraud laws against anyone on Wall Street. Now the villains are back in the saddle, and the saddle is on the backs of the American people. How did that happen? What is it that made the ideas of the neoliberals utterly impervious to the factual evidence that they were false and malevolent? Why doesn't anything change?
At no point in the last 40 years did the left, or whatever's left of the left, have any impact on politics or law enforcement as to the economy. Instead, every elected Democrat and the leaders of the Party bought into the neoliberal fantasy world. They united with the Republicans to insure that the economy operates solely for the benefit of the filthy rich. The two parties worked together to discipline average Americans, to enforce their allegiance to the All-Knowing Market, to criminalize behavior that doesn't suit the Market, to pass laws that destroy the ability of the middle class to protect themselves from fraud and cheating, and to change court rules to insure that the average person has no chance at justice. They all agree that it's always your fault if you are poor, and they unite to punish the poor by slashing Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps and Long-Term Unemployment. The two parties agree that the poor need the discipline that only poverty and desperation produce.
All the chatter about campaign finance reform and tax reform and other solutions will come to nothing. We'll all be destroyed by the elites in and out of government, with no more interest on their part than they have in the shrimp in the tainted Gulf of Mexico: sad but meaningless in the big picture of their lives.
The only hope is to insist that the Democratic Party publicly disavow the failed theories of neoliberalism, and adopt policies that will force the economy to serve regular people, and not the vicious rich.
*The Birth of Biopolitics, p. 2.
…I would like to point out straightaway that choosing to talk about or to start from governmental practice is obviously and explicitly a way of not taking as a primary, original, and already given object, notions such as the sovereign, sovereignty, the people, subjects, the state, and civil society, that is to say, all those universals employed by sociological analysis, historical analysis, and political philosophy in order to account for real governmental practice. For my part, I would like to do exactly the opposite and, starting from this practice as it is given, but at the same time as it reflects on itself and is rationalized, show how certain things—state and society, sovereign and subjects, etcetera—were actually able to be formed, and the status of which should obviously be questioned. In other words, instead of deducing concrete phenomena from universals, or instead of starting with universals as an obligatory grid of intelligibility for certain concrete practices, I would like to start with these concrete practices and, as it were, pass these universals through the grid of these practices.


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All, In PRD, ## can occur in conditions, but not in conclusions. That is because we did not want a rule to be able to change the class hierarchy (which RETE rule engine cannot do; at least not the OO ones). For the same reason, we did not want a rule to be able to change the class of an object, which is why we restricted the use of # in conclusions to New objects. The use of # or ## is not restricted in PRD conditions: so, I do not think that PRD requirements are the reason why Core does not have ##, except if ## would have been useful in Core only if allowed in the conclusion. But I remember Dave being rather against ## (I was not so much in favor myself, but that may have been for different reasons: from my -chair's hat off- OO point of view, I do not see the use case for testing the class hierarchy). Cheers, Christian IBM 9 rue de Verdun 94253 - Gentilly cedex - FRANCE Tel. +33 1 49 08 35 00 Fax +33 1 49 08 35 10 From: Gary Hallmark <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com Cc: Axel Polleres <email@example.com>, RIF <email@example.com> Date: 25/02/2010 20:07 Subject: Re: [RIF-RDF-OWL/Core] ## vs. rdfs:subClassOf (Fwd: A technical RIF question) Sent by: email@example.com In many PR languages, # and ## are builtin (have a fixed interpretation). So oddly we restrict # to occur in conditions only but restrict ## to occur nowhere. I would have preferred to restrict both # and ## to occur in conditions only, but that's ancient history now. Michael Kifer wrote: > I believe that the PRD group (or some subset of it) felt that it complicates the > life for PRD. > michael > > > On Thu, 25 Feb 2010 10:02:09 +0000 > Axel Polleres <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > >> Hi all, >> >> Ivan raised the question why ## was not in RIF Core... I tried to exploit my memories on this as good as I can, but I am not 100% sure whether I got everything right and would seek confirmation of the group. Also, there's a small issue which I don't like and want to raise here... >> >> >> since from the mails below, the thread may be hard to grasp, let me summarise: >> >> Ivan asked for the reason of the absence of ## in RIF Core - in the context of modelling rdfs:subclassOf . >> I didn't really remember precisely the details why we dropped ## from Core, but pointed Ivan to the difference >> between ## and rdfs:subclassOf , that is, ## not being reflexive. >> >> However, what then still worried me a bit is following: >> Note that http://www.w3.org/TR/rif-rdf-owl/ restricts RDF-OWL interpretations >> in such a way that ## implies rdfs:subclass but not the other way around. >> The Embedding of RIF combinations in Section 9.1.3 of >> http://www.w3.org/TR/rif-rdf-owl/ enforces this by a rule... which then makes even the >> embedding of simple RDF entailment go outside RIF Core... I am not sure whether I like this. :-| >> >> Ivan, suspected even a "bug" here, by the assumption that if I talk about simple and RDF interpretations, >> I shouldn't worry about the RDFS vocabulary, but I wouldn't go that far: >> >> As far as I can see, this is not problematic. We just restrict that when you throw RIF and RDF stuff together, >> a link is made from ## to rdf:subclasss... that implies that anything which is stated as ## in RIF is >> exported to rdfs:subclassOf (but NOT the other way around!) only in RIF-RDFS-entailment this would have >> cross-effects (since RDFS interpretations imply reflexivity on rdfs:subclass), but not in RIF-Simple and RIF-RDF. >> >> Still, and here I think Ivan's concern plays a role, I don't like that now for embedding simple >> RDF or RDF in RIF, I need non-core rules... in fact, it seems to me that the rule >> in Section 9.1.3 of http://www.w3.org/TR/rif-rdf-owl/ >> >> Forall ?x ?y (?x[rdfs:subClassOf -> ?y] :- ?x ## ?y]) )) >> >> is irrelevant for Simple and RDF entailments. Particularly, this is the case as long as the RIF ruleset in the combination does not use ##. >> Can you confirm this? >> >> If I had a wishlist, I would opt for moving the semantic condition on >> >> "7. IEXT(IS(rdfs:subClassOf)) is a superset of the set of all pairs (a, b) in Dind x Dind such that Itruth(Isub(a,b))=t;" >> >> to just apply for RIF-RDFS-models "upwards" >> >> Can we still change this? >> >> Axel >> >> >> Begin forwarded message: >> >> >>> From: "Ivan Herman" <email@example.com> >>> Date: 25 February 2010 09:46:04 GMT >>> To: "Polleres, Axel" <firstname.lastname@example.com> >>> Cc: "Sandro Hawke" <firstname.lastname@example.com> >>> Subject: Re: A technical RIF question >>> >>> >>> >>> On 2010-2-25 10:10 , Axel Polleres wrote: >>> >>>> On 25 Feb 2010, at 09:03, Ivan Herman wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> On Feb 25, 2010, at 09:56 , Axel Polleres wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> Phew, IIRC this has some historic reasons, which I don't really remember. >>>>>> >>>>>> Firstly, ## is not the same as rdfs:subclass (e.g. ## is NOT reflexive, IIRC) >>>>>> >>>>>> The simple solution is, similar to what I answered to Dan on owl:sameAs: >>>>>> >>>>>> just use rdfs:subclass in your rules and don't bother about ## they are not the same thing... >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Well, o.k. I will try to avoid referring to ## in my tutorial part then...:-( >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> What worries me a bit more: >>>>>> Note that http://www.w3.org/TR/rif-rdf-owl/ restricts RDF-OWL interpretations >>>>>> in such a way that ## implies rdfs:subclass but not the other way around. >>>>>> The Embedding of RIF combinations in Section 9.1.3 of >>>>>> http://www.w3.org/TR/rif-rdf-owl/ enforces this by a rule... which then makes even the >>>>>> embedding of simple RDF entailment go outside RIF Core... I am not sure whether I like this. :-| >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Oops. But isn't this a bug? If I talk about an RDF interpretation, than the RDFS vocabulary is immaterial. and subClassOf is in the RDFS vocabulary and _not_ in the RDF vocabulary! >>>>> >>>> As far as I can see, this is not problematic. We just restrict that when you throw RIF and RDF stuff together, >>>> a link is made from ## to rdf:subclasss... that implies that anything which is stated as ## in RIF is exportet to rdfs:subclassOf (but NOT the other way around!) >>>> only in RIF-RDFS-entailment this would have cross-effects (since RDFS interpretations imply reflexivity on rdfs:subclass), but not in RIF-Simple and RIF-RDF >>>> >>>> If you agree, I should carry this discussion to the RIF group... >>>> >>>> >>> Sure >>> >>> Ivan >>> >>> >>> >>>> HTH, >>>> Axel >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> I think this is a bug that you should report before this goes to PR:-( >>>>> >>>>> Ivan >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> I am not really swapped in on that at the moment, and for more details and clarifications, >>>>>> I'd prefer to get back to the group... >>>>>> >>>>>> Axel >>>>>> >>>>>> On 25 Feb 2010, at 08:22, Ivan Herman wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> (background: I try to update my tutorial slide set...) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Question: what is the background of the fact that '#' is defined for >>>>>>> Core and '##' is not? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> For many RDF users I would think Core (or maybe strongly safe Core) >>>>>>> would be the natural rule set to use in the sense that would cover most >>>>>>> of their needs (at least I believe). The fact of having '#' is fine, it >>>>>>> is the equivalent of rdf:type. But, for RDFS users, so to say, suddenly >>>>>>> there is this gap of '##'; either they have to keep to Core and use >>>>>>> explicitly rdfs:subClassOf, or they use '##', thereby getting into BLD... >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So: what is the technical reason for this? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Thanks >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Ivan >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Ivan Herman, W3C Semantic Web Activity Lead >>>>>>> Home: http://www.w3.org/People/Ivan/ >>>>>>> mobile: +31-641044153 >>>>>>> PGP Key: http://www.ivan-herman.net/pgpkey.html >>>>>>> FOAF : http://www.ivan-herman.net/foaf.rdf >>>>>>> vCard : http://www.ivan-herman.net/HermanIvan.vcf >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>> ---- >>>>> Ivan Herman, W3C Semantic Web Activity Lead >>>>> Home: http://www.w3.org/People/Ivan/ >>>>> mobile: +31-641044153 >>>>> PGP Key: http://www.ivan-herman.net/pgpkey.html >>>>> FOAF: http://www.ivan-herman.net/foaf.rdf >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>> -- >>> >>> Ivan Herman, W3C Semantic Web Activity Lead >>> Home: http://www.w3.org/People/Ivan/ >>> mobile: +31-641044153 >>> PGP Key: http://www.ivan-herman.net/pgpkey.html >>> FOAF : http://www.ivan-herman.net/foaf.rdf >>> vCard : http://www.ivan-herman.net/HermanIvan.vcf >>> >>> >> >> >> > > Sauf indication contraire ci-dessus:/ Unless stated otherwise above: Compagnie IBM France Siege Social : 17 avenue de l'Europe, 92275 Bois-Colombes Cedex RCS Nanterre 552 118 465 Forme Sociale : S.A.S. 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Gay suicideHis mom is going up to the podium to speak. Everyone is so quiet that all I could hear was the piano softly playing "Amazing Grace." I think about him I still can't believe it. My best friend. Dead. Just yesterday, he told me he was gay.
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I AM BISEXUAL. And that is my problem. I don't know how to handle it. I get so nervous about it, I just repress it in the back of my mind. Forget it. I don't want people to get the wrong idea about me. But then again , what if I'm wrong? What if I say this is what I want and then I'm wrong? I couldn't even stand to know I broke someone's heart over my insecurity. My plague, if you will. I'm going a bit mad, just writing this letter to you. Bringing this problem front and center in the stage of my mind. I'm happy, letting someone in, but upset because has been so private for so long, I've grown to love the closet I left it in.
There is a yearning though. A yearning to explore, to see what it will be like. What it will be like to hold another girl like that. To hold her hand as we walk down the street, and kiss her cheek gently to say good night. What would it be like? I've only had the little experience I've had with guys, that was short lived. I had anxiety. I wasn't ha
My SecretI have friends whom I hold dear.
They comfort me and I comfort them.
It's a shame, however, how they don't know.
They have no idea who I really am.
I'm sorry.
That's all I can say.
I know you never wanted
For me to be this way.
I want to tell you.
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I eat, I laugh, I play, I cry.
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I have played over 600 ranked games and only played ranked since hitting level 30 in march and I literally have only had this happen 4-5 times. I don't know if it's because I am at 1600-1700 ELO range or If I'm just lucky. I always start out every lobby saying...
"I would like mid or top if first pick, second pick, or third pick don't want."
And If I am second pick I will change it accordingly, "Mid or top depending on what first pick wants."
And If I can't get it I take w.e the team needs but usually I end up getting to play what I want.
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omfg I love this idea
So many god **** times in ranked I've had to deal with players that troll if they don't get their "called" lane. Too bad. Play what needs filling or gtfo. It really ruins the game for me and im sure others, but picking roles pre game que is actually a really good idea. I don't know how many players would follow the system, but it sounds like a desirable idea.
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Bump. I want to keep this thread going.
i agree with tekno wizard because i main taric who IS a support, that doesnt mean i cant play other things sometimes i prefer to play support, but sometimes i prefer to solo top or mid too with a diff champ
network and get a group of friends to play with. If you send me an invite ill play support or whatever you need anytime.
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After social conservatives rallied to Pat Robertson in Iowa in 1988, and soon took over the formal structure of the Republican Party in many states, it rapidly became very difficult to win a GOP nomination for anything higher than dog catcher without a perfect pro-life position.
And yet the electoral implications beyond nomination politics haven't been particularly severe. Some social conservatives' issues have played well in general elections; some positions have hurt the GOP; others have had little effect one way or another.
Now a new group, the Ron Paul crowd, is taking over some formal GOP structures.
Ed Kilgore, managing editor of the Democratic Strategist and a senior fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute, has a great post on the Washington Monthly site detailing some of the wackier things the crowd has put into the Iowa Republican Party platform - for example, eliminating the Agriculture Department (yes, in Iowa) and phasing out Social Security and Medicare.
Overall, it calls for a federal government half the size of what Rep. Paul Ryan has advocated.
But unlike the Robertson Republicans, the Paul crowd is advocating a program that overall is spectacularly unpopular with the general public.
Many libertarians believe that the American people are with them on their basic program, but if that were the case, Ron Paul would have been a viable presidential candidate, rather than struggling to break 15 percent in primaries.
Nor would the polling on government spending be mixed, with majorities in support of cuts to spending overall (good for libertarians) while also for increasing spending on most programs (disaster for libertarians).
While it was relatively painless for many Republicans to adopt conservative Christian positions in the 1980s and '90s, the GOP cannot incorporate the Paul platform without risking major trouble.
If the faction takes over significant numbers of state parties, something has to give: The Paulites are going to have to learn to compromise; the rest of the GOP has to confront them in what could be a very ugly fight - or Republicans risk turning themselves into a minority party.
Kilgore suggests that reporters press Republican candidates in Iowa for their views on the nutty platform. But what will really be interesting is if similar platforms emerge across the nation and at least a few highly visible fights erupt over Paulite positions in the national platform this summer.
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During the hundred years war and the great victories at Crecy, Poitiers and Agincourt, when the longbow was at its zenith, the Company enjoyed unparalleled success supplying the medieval archer with the tools of his trade.
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A total of 97 Bowyers and guests gathered for the Agincourt Dinner on Thursday 23rd October 2014 at Cutlers' Hall to celebrate the great victory of Henry V 599 years ago.
After a grace in rhyming couplets by our Chaplain, the Rev Dr Alan McCormack, a splendid dinner, which included the main course of Wild Boar, was served whilst the company enjoyed the music of the Ziminska String Quartet which played from the gallery. After the traditional Loving Cup, we were then entertained by Mr Dominick Felix, tenor, accompanied by Mr James Sherlock on piano with a beautiful rendition of the Bowyers' Song.
The guests were warmly welcomed on behalf of the Company by Liveryman Rev Peter Bernhard. The principal guests were: the Rt Hon Lord Sumption OBE PC, Justice of the Supreme Court and author of "The Hundred Years War" which when completed will be a work of five volumes of which three have been published; Alderman Charles Bowman, alderman for the Ward of Lime Street; the Master Cutler, Mr Richard Herbert; the Master Fletcher , Mr Andrew McMillan; the Master Arbitrator, Dr Derek Ross; the Master Gunmaker, Mr Simon Grant-Rennick and Brig Andrew Williams OBE of the Mercian Regiment with which the Bowyers is affiliated...Read more
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The Upper Warden, Tony Kench, presented a very entertaining illustrated talk on the origins of the longbow and the early days of the Company of Bowyers. There is a popular myth that the longbow was Welsh in origin and that the famous battles of the Hundred Years War were won by Welsh archers. Shakespeare played a role in promoting this myth by the prominence he gave to Captain Fluellen, the garrulous Welshman in 'Henry V' who reminded the king of the service of the Welsh in the brave battles in France. Tony set out to put the record straight...Read more
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Ivan Rodriguez has tied the major league
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Rodriguez, now with the Astros, caught his 2,226th career game Tuesday night in Texas, where his career began at age 19 in 1991. Pudge matched Carlton Fisk, a Hall of Famer who played for Boston
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Fisk caught his final game June 22, 1993 in Chicago against Texas, a game in which Rodriguez made his 263rd career appearance behind the plate for the Rangers.
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Yesterday I got my b/w done for hormones, clotting disorders, cf screening and who knows what else. I swear they took like 10 vials of blood. Monday I have my hsg scheduled and dh has an appt for sa at the same time, lol. Might as well kill two birds with one stone, lol. Anyways it is currently the running joke topic in our house. After that I can schedule appt for f/u on all the results and make a plan.
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Good Luck! Keep us posted . We have dh's SA in a few wks then we will go from there
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Good luck! I hope it all goes well! And as much as it sounds strange, I hope they find something and that it's easily fixable! It's more maddening when they find nothing. LOL!
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When I had the big "work-up", they drew about 10 vials of blood and then called me to say, "Oops - we forgot two extra vials.
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Dazzling array of features. Free. Room to grow. Some online storage. Google Docs integration. Also contribution by e-mail.
- Cons Dizzying array of features requires exposure therapy. UI needs work. One project only. Can be high maintenance.
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If you're looking for a bevy of business tools in one place, Zoho Projects delivers the kitchen sink. Now you just have to install it.
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Zoho throws the kitchen sink at you, even in its entry-level offering. Users can configure tasks and milestones, set meetings, upload files, run reports, start forums, contribute to wikis, and chat online. It's a dazzling amount of free functionality. And most of it works fairly well.
Zoho organizes the Projects section so that it's deceptively similar to the Home view. As with Home, Projects uses similarly named tabs, only far more than before. Instead of a Home tab, there's Dashboard, which, gives you that aerial view specific to the project. The two look surprisingly similar in the single-project entry-level offering, which can get confusing when you're hopping back and forth.
From Dashboard, you can edit your profile or share your status as you would with Facebook. The most interesting feature was the "Make Alias for Project" button, which gives you access to special e-mail addresses. Send to these addresses to update your status, add tasks, upload documents, or post to the forum via e-mail. Considering most small businesses rely heavily on existing e-mail communications, this is one feature that enables Zoho Projects to incorporate itself into your existing workflow. Just make sure you read the directions before contributing; they're very specific, and if you do just one thing wrong, such as attempting to contribute from another e-mail address, it won't take.
Next, there's a tab for Tasks & Milestones, though I found it made more sense to work from Calendar tab, where, in addition to adding tasks and milestones from a calendar, you can schedule meetings. All of this functionality is surprising, though you may find in Zoho Projects, in this context, adds little to your Outlook Calendar. Tasks & Milestones would carry more appeal, if there was better synchronicity between the two applications.
There are several tabs, however, that you mustn't overlook. From documents, you can upload any file you please, up to 10 MB. I uploaded Microsoft Office files, images, and even a compressed file. I liked that Zoho lets you upload up to ten files at a clip, but I was confused as to why I couldn't right-click more than one file at a time: Instead, I had to return to the selection via the "Choose File" button. The other thing I found surprising was that even though Zoho Projects enables users to upload files, it doesn't support one of the key features project managers require the Document versioning.
Zoho does, however, offer numerous methods of collaboration through the Forums, Wiki, and Chat tabs. Chat gives you instant message (IM) from your browser, a la Google Chat, for real-time communication, whereas Wiki is surprisingly powerful, enabling you to heavily format the page and even embed photos. Next to Wiki, Forums seems a bit anticlimactic.
Other tabs grant access to existing information (e.g. Meetings, and Tasks & Milestones, from which you access information available from Calendar), and others don't do anything at all in the entry-level offering (e.g. Bugs and Timesheet). I will say that, unlike My Reports, Reports works: I was highly impressed with the pie chart it conjured based upon uploading stats.
Finally, a band of commonly used functions runs below the tabs: New Milestone, New Task, File a Bug, Schedule a Meeting, Upload a File, New Office Document, New Forum Post, and New User. Alone, these links are useful, but in context, it starts to scream overkill. For example, I can create a new task in three different ways: through the Calendar tab, in the Tasks & Milestones tab, or by the New Task link. While I'm not opposed to having various ways to work, Zoho Projects already has a lot of information on screen and the software would benefit from streamlining.
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