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How to Change the World provides a close look at numerous people from several countries - including the United States, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Hungary, India and Bangladesh - who have advanced systemic change and shifted behavior patterns and perceptions. They have ideas for attacking problems, Bornstein points out, and are unwilling to rest until they have spread their ideas throughout society.
Solving Challenging Problems
Bornstein has chronicled the achievements of many of these people in solving problems that challenge all societies around the globe: inadequate education and health systems, environmental threats, declining trust in political institutions, entrenched poverty, high crime rates, etc. He also demonstrates how their ideas can help businesspeople and nonprofit managers see how social entrepreneurs have served large "markets" with limited resources to solve problems and make a positive change. The creative people Bornstein describes possess the determination and will to propel the innovation that society needs to tackle its toughest problems. He points out that these lessons can be applied across all types of organizations and industries.
Bornstein also describes the recent growth of what he calls the "citizen" sector - the nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations that make up the framework of the social and economic supports, thus multiplying the number and the effectiveness of the world's social entrepreneurs. According to business guru Peter Drucker, this sector is America's leading growth industry.
Bornstein explains that by "sharpening the role of government, shifting practices and attitudes in business and opening up waves of opportunity for people to apply their talents in new, positive ways, the emerging citizen sector is reorganizing the way the work of society gets done."
One of the social entrepreneurs Bornstein profiles is Gloria de Souza, a 45-year-old elementary school teacher in Bombay whose dream in 1981 was to transform education across India. Over her 20 years of teaching experience, she was pained by the rote learning taking place in her school that she felt was holding back her students. By adapting her teaching ideas to India's specific circumstances and founding an organization to build a team to spread her ideas -with the help of a stipend from the social entrepreneur organization Ashoka - she was able to disseminate her Environmental Studies (EVS) approach to teaching. In just a few years, she could demonstrate that her approach significantly increased students' performance. "By the end of the 1980s," Bornstein reports, "the Indian government had incorporated EVS into its national curriculum, making it India's official standard of instruction in grades one through three."
Bornstein also describes - through the example of Muhammad Yunus of the Grameen Bank - how a social entrepreneur can innovate better ways to alleviate poverty among a group of people. Yunus attacked this challenge by focusing on access to capital. By creating a way for villagers to access small amounts of working capital, they are able to purchase assets, increase their productive capacity, and capture profits that usually go to moneylenders and land owners.
Disability Rights
Bornstein also highlights Justin Dart, a Texas Republican who had contracted polio in 1948 when he was 18 years old, and been denied a teaching certificate because he used a wheelchair. After visiting a facility in South Vietnam in 1967 for children with polio and witnessing the deplorable conditions there, he returned to the United States and became a spokesman for disability rights. He would eventually become a member of the National Council on the Handicapped during the presidency of Ronald Reagan, and worked to advance the first version of the Americans with Disabilities Act. In 1990, as chairman of the President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities, he fought to achieve the law's passage.
Bornstein shows readers how inspired individuals can use determination and innovation to make a difference.
Why We Like This Book
How to Change the World reveals fascinating stories about remarkably creative people who have been able to challenge the status quo and facilitate positive change for others. Any organization can use these stories that address many of the most difficult issues facing people today to gain inspiration to solve problems where others have failed. Copyright © 2004 Soundview Executive Book Summaries
"Wonderfully hopeful and enlightening.... The stories of these social entrepreneurs will inspire and encourage many people who seek to build a better world." --Nelson Mandela
"The book is must reading for anyone who cares about building a more equitable, and therefore more stable, world."--William J. Holstein, New York Times
"I've told everyone within earshot about it. Besides, I'm confident that those who've read the earlier volume will appreciate the update...Buy extra copies of the book as gifts-someone you know may be looking for a future with meaning."--Portland Alliance
"David Bornstein's How to Change the World provides a wonderful introduction to social entrepreneurship. It is engaging, inspiring, and informative, weaving Bornstein's thoughtful commentary with a set of rich, diverse, and instructive examples. It is the first book I recommend to interested students." -- Professor J. Gregory Dees, Faculty Director, Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, Duke University's Fuqua School of Business
"A fascinating book.... Well-documented cases of grassroots entrepreneurial activities to tackle such diverse social problems as child abuse, disability, illiteracy, and environmental degradation give life to it." --Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Business Week
"This pioneering book details the development of social entrepreneurship globally with useful case studies and thoughtful analysis throughout. It represents one of the core teaching materials we use at Oxford."--Dr Alex Nicholls, Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship, Said Business School, Oxford University
"One of the most powerful transformative forces in this century is social entrepreneurship and this book insightfully probes these entrepreneurial change agents driving this process. Enriching reading for students and practitioners seeking to build a better world."--James E. Austin, Snider Professor of Business Administration, Emeritus, and Co-Founder of the Harvard Business School Social Enterprise Initiative
Excerpted from Chapter 1
Restless People
The Emergence of the Global Citizen Sector
Social entrepreneurs have existed throughout history. St. Francis of Assisi, the founder of the Franciscan Order, would qualify as a social entrepreneur -- having built multiple organizations that advanced pattern changes in his "field." Similarly, Florence Nightingale created the first professional school for nurses and established standards for hygiene and hospital care that have shaped norms worldwide. What is different today is that social entrepreneurship is developing into a mainstream vocation, not only in the United States, Canada, and Europe, but increasingly in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. In fact, the rise of social entrepreneurship represents the leading edge of a remarkable development that has occurred across the world over the past three decades: the emergence of millions of new citizen organizations.
Consider that twenty years ago Indonesia had only one independent environmental organization. Today it has more than 2,000. In Bangladesh, most of the country's development work is handled by 20,000 NGOs; almost all them were established in the past twenty-five years. India has well over a million citizen organizations. Between 1988 and 1995, 100,000 citizen groups opened shop in the former communist countries of Central Europe. In Canada, the number of registered citizen groups has grown by more than 50 percent since 1987, reaching close to 200,000. In Brazil, in the 1990s, the number of registered citizen organizations jumped from 250,000 to 400,000, a 60 percent increase. In the United States, between 1989 and 1998, the number of public service groups registered with the Internal Revenue Service jumped from 464,000 to 734,000, also a 60 percent increase. Given the long history of citizen activity in the United States, it comes as a surprise that 70 percent of registered groups are less than thirty years old. And during the 1990s, the number of registered international citizen organizations increased from 6,000 to 26,000.
Historically, these organizations have been defined in the negative -- as nonprofit or nongovernmental organizations. Today they are understood to comprise a new "sector," variously dubbed the "independent sector," "nonprofit sector," "third sector," or, the term favored in this book, the "citizen sector." Hundreds of universities in the United States, including Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Duke and Johns Hopkins, have established college courses and centers to study this sector. A Johns Hopkins study of eight developed countries found that, between 1990 and 1995, employment in this sector grew two and a half times faster than for the overall economy. Peter Drucker, the management expert, has called this sector America's leading growth industry.
Although public service organizations are far from new, this worldwide mobilization of citizens is new in several respects:
(1) It is occurring on a scale never before seen;
(2) The organizations are more globally dispersed and diverse than in the past;
(3) Increasingly, we find organizations moving beyond stop-gap solutions to more systemic approaches to problems -- offering better recipes, not just more cooking;
(4) Social entrepreneurs are less encumbered by church and state and, in fact, exert considerable pressure on governments (as witnessed in the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and the creation of the International Criminal Court);
(5) They are forging partnerships with businesses, academic institutions, and governments -- and, in many cases, refining the government's representational function; and;
(6) Because of the natural jostling for position that occurs when a formerly restricted sector suddenly enjoys "open entry" and new players crowd onto the field, the citizen sector is experiencing the beneficial effects of entrepreneurialism, increased competition and collaboration, and a heightened attention to performance.
Despite their magnitude, these changes have gone largely unreported. Almost everyone knows about the explosion of the dot-coms -- a much smaller phenomenon -- but millions have still not heard the big story: the worldwide explosion of dot-orgs. It is a story with far-reaching implications: By sharpening the role of government, shifting practices and attitudes in business and opening up waves of opportunity for people to apply their talents in new, positive ways, the emerging citizen sector is reorganizing the way the work of society gets done.
Excerpted from Chapter 13
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The Talent Is Out There
In the late 1980s, while attending Harvard Divinity School, Jacob ("J.B.") Schramm first recognized the college "market gap." To pay his way through graduate school, Schramm had taken a job as an academic advisor to freshmen. Each year he had to review the admissions files of thirty newly enrolled students. Reading through the applications from low-income students, he frequently came across handwritten notes in the margins: "Wish we could find ten more like him!"
After graduating from divinity school, Schramm, then twenty-eight, moved to Washington, D.C., where, in 1991, he became the director of the teen center at the Jubilee Housing Development. There he saw the college "market gap" from the other end of the pipe. The students with top grades and test scores were zipping off to college. Ivy League schools sought them out. But the vast majority of the kids Schramm worked with had average grades and test scores, and colleges paid little attention to them.
There was a reason. Colleges have systems to identify low-income "stars." They buy lists from the College Board and compete for the top students. All communities launch their academic stars, but only the middle- and upper-income brackets regularly launch their "mid-tier" performers.
The seniors in the teen center all told Schramm, "Yeah, sure, I'm going to college." But two months after high school ended, he would find many of them hanging out on the street. "A year later, their eyes were dulled," he said.
What went wrong?
"Absolutely mundane things," recalls Schramm. "I'd hear: 'I sent the application incomplete and never heard back. I only applied to two schools and didn't get in.'" Schramm discovered that most of these students' parents had not attended college themselves. They had difficulty guiding their children through the application process. And many of the students didn't really believe that they were "college material."
But Schramm saw them differently. "The kids who had middling scores had other things going on," he recalled. "One had written a screenplay. Others took care of brothers and sisters. Some were outstanding artists. Or one day there would be a fight, and I'd see a kid do something wise and courageous. Then I'd see the application and know there's no way the college is going to know about this kid's grit and moxie. But if you saw the kid handle challenges in the teen center, it was crystal clear. For me that was the 'aha!' moment. The challenge was to get the colleges to see these kids as I saw them. Because many were better than their numbers suggested."
In 1993 four students -- Theresa, Desmond, Yonday, and Alimamy -- approached Schramm asking for help getting into college. They were smart kids with lots of ability, but their grades and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores were average. How to convey their potential? Schramm believed that a heartfelt essay could make a difference. "I had faith that if people told a part of their story that was important to them, it would convey their strengths to another human being in a way that nothing else could," he said.
He called Keith Frome, his closest friend from divinity school, who had taught expository writing to freshmen at Harvard, and asked him to come down from New York to Washington for a weekend to help the students write essays that would "jump off the desk." "Keith was the best writing teacher I had ever seen," recalled Schramm.
On the Amtrak train, Frome designed a curriculum based on writing theories he'd studied at Harvard. It would begin with ten minutes of unstructured "free writing," in which students would be encouraged to scribble random thoughts without editing themselves. Afterward, they would read the pieces aloud while the other students took note of images and phrases that stuck in their minds. Frome called this process "gold mining." Everyone's comments would be written on charts taped to the walls, a process that would both validate the students' thoughts and help them identify guiding ideas for their essays. Then the main job would be to remind the students to show what they mean, not just to tell it.
When Frome arrived in Washington, he and Schramm ran out to buy pencils, markers, butcher block paper, and masking tape. By late Sunday the students had first drafts of their college admission essays.
Then Schramm called up Derek Canty, a youth motivator whom he had met on a Flyers' excursion to Colorado, and invited him to Washington to conduct a motivational "rap session" for the students. Schramm wanted to help them identify personal obstacles that might derail their college plans. "Derek was without question the best youth facilitator I'd ever seen," he recalled.
In the months that followed, one student enrolled in Brown University, one went to Montgomery County Community College, and the other two received full scholarships to Connecticut College, a liberal arts school in New London. Lee Coffin, who was then dean of admissions at Connecticut College, recalled: "Most college applications from low-income students fail to provide a good picture of the kid. The essays are flat. The recommendation letters consist of a single paragraph or even just a sentence. We're asking ourselves: 'If we accept the kid, can he succeed?' We're looking to predict the future. So when the kid doesn't have the numbers, you need something else to hang on to. And these kids told evocative stories that gave a vivid sense that they were succeeding against the odds."
In 1994 four more students went through the same process. All four were also admitted to colleges. "The difference between someone who is an entrepreneur and someone who isn't," explained Frome, "is that I went back to my job, but J.B. knew that we had invented something unique. He saw it. And he refined it and bottled it."
* * *
By August 2002 nearly 4,000 students had passed through the program that Schramm had created: College Summit. Ninety-five percent were minorities: 50 percent African American, 35 percent Latino, and 10 percent Native American. The average grade point average (GPA) was 2.8. College Summit reports that, between 1993 and 2002, the college enrollment rate for high school graduates who attended its workshops was 79 percent; retention was 80 percent. According to the U.S. Census, the national enrollment figure for high school graduates at similar income levels is 46 percent. (There are no national data on college retention rates.)
In addition to the intangible gains, college graduates can expect to earn $1 million more during their working years than high school graduates and contribute $300,000 more in taxes. In first-generation college families, graduates generally establish new patterns of achievement that carry forward in siblings, cousins, and children. Says Schramm: "That young man who is the first in his family to get a college degree has basically ended poverty in his family line forever."
Copyright © 2004 David Bornstein
|Restless People
|From Little Acorns Do Great Trees Grow
|The Light in My Head Went On: Fabio Rosa, Brazil: Rural Electrification
|The Fixed Determination of an Indomitable Will: Florence Nightingale, England: Nursing
|A Very Significant Force: Bill Drayton, United States: The Bubble
|Why Was I Never Told about This?
|Ten - Nine - Eight - Childline!: Jeroo Billimoria, India: Child Protection
|The Role of the Social Entrepreneur
|"What Sort of a Mother Are You?": Erzsebet Szekeres, Hungary: Assisted Living for the Disabled
|Are They Possessed, Really Possessed, by an Idea?
|If the World Is to Be Put in Order: Vera Cordeiro, Brazil: Reforming Healthcare
|In Search of Social Excellence
|The Talent Is Out There: J. B. Schramm, United States: College Access
|New Opportunities, New Challenges
|Something Needed to Be Done: Veronica Khosa, South Africa: Care for AIDS Patients
|Four Practices of Innovative Organizations
|This Country Has to Change: Javed Abidi, India: Disability Rights
|Six Qualities of Successful Social Entrepreneurs
|Morality Must March with Capacity: James Grant, United States: The Child Survival Revolution
|Blueprint Copying
|Conclusion: The Emergence of the Citizen Sector
|Resource Guide
|Selected Readings
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Bornstein has been the recognized lead expert in this field ever since his study of Muhammad Yunus' Grameen Bank.
"How to Change the World" is a good general introduction to social entrepreneurship, but it needs to be updated more frequently because so there's so much innovation in this field and the thought leaders are changing.
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Divers search river as fears grow for missing Patrick
Police searching for 28 year old Patrick Lamb who disappeared in Maidstone a week ago have sent divers in to search part of the River Medway.
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He was last seen at Bar Chocolate on Friday night LAST week.
Police have today been using sonar to search part of the river, and this afternoon a tent was erected on the river bank. But an officer told ITV Meridian tonight that there was still no sign of the missing man.
Friends of Mr Lamb, who grew up in Whitstable and went to Canterbury High School, say it is extremely out of character for him not to have made contact and have set up a Facebook appeal for information.
Kent man's disappearance 'out of character'
The friends and family of a man from Canterbury who has been missing for three days say they are very concerned about his whereabouts.
Patrick Lamb is twenty-eight and is described as five-foot-seven with short dark hair. He was last seen at Bar Chocolate in Maidstone late on Friday night.
Loved ones say his disappearance is very out of character.
Missing teenager from Aylesbury
Thames Valley Police is appealing for the public's help in tracing a teenage boy missing from his home in Aylesbury, but who may also be in Reading.
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Officers are increasingly concerned for Tommy as he has been missing for more than 24 hours. It is believed he is as likely to be in Reading as Aylesbury and would urge anyone who knows him or his whereabouts to contact Thames Valley police via 101 as a matter of urgency.
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Lomography NYC Workshop and Events for April 2015written by mindofmyra on 2015-04-01 in #people #news #events
As the weather warms up and the sun begins to shine, it's time to take your cameras off the shelf and into action. April is a special month because of Film Photography Day, marking a special date for us film photographers. We need you to help celebrate the wonders of film photography and keep the magic alive. #filmphotographyday2015Share Tweet
April Workshops and Events UKwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-03-24 in #people #events
Spring is our favourite month so we are putting on some special workshops and events at our Soho Store. We have organised our first ever LCA 120 workshop and on April 11th you can join us for our great big Analogue Day Party. Read on for the full details.2 4 Share Tweet
March Workshops and Events at Lomography Chicagowritten by Lomography Chicago on 2015-02-24 in #world #news #events
It's been a long and cold winter but we're finally getting back into the swing of things here in Chicago. We've got a great month of events and workshops coming up, so dust off those cameras that have been sitting around all winter and let's take some pictures together!1 Share Tweet
February Workshops and Exhibitions at Lomography NYCwritten by mindofmyra on 2015-02-11 in #world #events
Love is in the air! To spread the lomo love, Lomography NYC has prepared a bunch of cool exhibitions and workshops for everyone.2 Share Tweet
Workshops and Events for January 2015 at Lomography UKwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-05 in #events
Happy New Year Everyone. We're confident that our January 2015 workshops will help you dust off those January blues and get you smiling again. You'll be able to learn how to expose an image onto fabric or canvas with our LUMI paint workshop, learn the basics of our super Diana F+ camera and take to the streets with the Lomo'instant. There is also a great exhibition of analogue prints from photographer Arat "Huge" Komsawadichai. Find out more and book your spot by clicking here.3 Share Tweet
January 2015 Events at Lomography Embassy Singaporewritten by lomographysg on 2015-01-05 in #events
Happy 2015 everyone! It's back to the School of Lomography this January. Curious about our sardine can camera? Ever wondered how to create shadow printing? We have just the workshops for you. Join us!2 Share Tweet
January Workshops and Events at The Lomography Gallery Store NYCwritten by lomographynyc on 2014-12-26 in #events
This January we are hosting a slew of fun and informative classes! Learn the art of close-up photography or become a film master. We've got workshops great for beginners and analogue gurus!Share Tweet
Workshops and Events in December at the Lomography Gallery Store Sohowritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-28 in #events
December is here and with it comes lots of festive cheer and some exciting events and workshops at the Lomography Gallery Store Soho. Read on to find out more and to book your spot this Christmas Season.Share Tweet
TOPMAN x LOMOGRAPHY DIY Konstruktor Workshopwritten by lomographysg on 2014-11-26 in #events
Lomography Embassy Singapore had a cool collaboration with TOPMAN where lucky shoppers were invited to a DIY Konstruktor F workshop. Participants were presented with a Konstruktor F and the Lomography team was on-hand to guide them in building their very customizable 35mm SLR camera.1 Share Tweet
X'mas Event at Lomography Embassy Singaporewritten by lomographysg on 2014-11-26 in #events
This December, we are going for a round of light painting X'mas style and crafting our very own camera obscura. Check it out!Share Tweet
November Events @ Lomography Embassy Singaporewritten by lomographysg on 2014-10-30 in #events
The wait is over! Unveil the all new LOMO' INSTANT with us this November with a photo hunt and a demo day! We've also prepared a stellar lineup of workshops just for you. Join us for a month full of activities to nourish your photographic minds!Share Tweet
November Workshops & Events at the Lomography Gallery Store NYCwritten by mindofmyra on 2014-10-29 in #events
Say goodbye to October and hello to November. The weather is getting colder but we have a bunch of workshops that will keep you warm! We have a lot in store for us, from a walk in the park with the Petzval to creating light painting masterpieces.Share Tweet
November Workshops and Events at Lomography Chicago!written by lomographychicago on 2014-10-24 in #news
Check out what we've got going on in the month of November!Share Tweet
November Workshops & Events at the Lomography Gallery Store Sohowritten by dribri on 2014-10-22 in #events
November is almost here and so is winter -- we might as well embrace both. This coming month we have the Lomo'Instant Launch Party (that everyone should attend because it's going to be FUN!) with a follow up workshop, a La Sardina light painting session, and a planned trip to the Winter Wonderland with the LC-A+ to get us in the mood for the holiday season!2 Share Tweet
Outrageous October at Lomography NYCwritten by mindofmyra on 2014-10-02 in #events
October is a great month for fun! With Halloween around the corner, Lomography NYC has prepared a month-long, photo-filled month. You don't want to miss out on all the great photography, parties, and exhibitions. To keep things interesting, we're teaming up with BLOCKS NYC, Crazy 8 Cartoon Festival and more.1 Share Tweet
Wacky October @ Lomography Embassy Singaporewritten by lomographysg on 2014-09-26 in #events
Halloween is lurking around the corner.At Lomography Embassy Singapore, we dig some graves to bring you terrifying deals, wonderfully wacky workshops and a hair-raising movie night!Share Tweet
October Workshops at Lomography Chicagowritten by lomographychicago on 2014-09-15 in #news
Summer may be over but we're not slowing down! We've got some fun and educational workshops planned for the month of October as well as our monthly Last Saturday Photowalk - with a fall twist!Share Tweet
Sprocket Rocket Workshop at The London Analogue Festivalwritten by dribri on 2014-08-29 in #events
The London Analogue Festival celebrates everything analogue, from music art, film and of course photography too! This year's festival takes place at the OXO Tower in London from September 12 to 14. Lomography will be hosting a special Sprocket Rocket Workshop on Saturday, September 13. It's completely free to attend but booking in advance is advised. Read on for details.Share Tweet
Workshops and Events at the Lomography Gallery Store Soho for Septemberwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-08-27 in #events
September is almost here and we are determined to make the most of the summer while it hasn't ended. This coming month we have two LC-A+ workshops, a Sprocket Rocket workshop at the London Analogue Festival,and a Make your Own Camera Obscura Workshop.Share Tweet
September Workshops and Events at Lomography Chciagowritten by lomographychicago on 2014-08-19 in #news
September is going to be packed full of great events and workshops here at Lomography Chicago. Put on your party hats, because we've got a few gallery openings and parties going on this month too!Share Tweet
Going Wild with the Petzval lenswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-08-18 in #news
This year Lomography UK headed to the Oxfordshire countryside to run two workshops at the Wilderness festival. We set up camp and battled the unpredictable weather with a trusty Petzval lens in hand. We battled through the rain, sun, mud and smelly toilets to capture the event in full. Read on for more.2 Share Tweet
Workshop Wild with the Fisheye and La Sardinawritten by hannah_brown on 2014-08-15 in #lifestyle
Lomography UK held Fisheye and La Sardina workshops for the Wilderness Festival this year and we now have the photos back from all the participants. There were hundreds of amazing shots but we have narrowed them down to the best ones.2 Share Tweet
Lomography x Nixon Petzval Videowritten by hannah_brown on 2014-08-13 in #lifestyle
Last month, Lomography Gallery Store Soho held an exhibition of photographs taken at the Nixon Surf Challenge in Russia. Free drinks and live music from Swim Mountain overflowed at the opening party. Using the Petzval lens and a star-shaped aperture plate to give a beautifully soft, dreamy effect, the folks at the Soho Gallery Store created a video of the event. Watch this video after the jump.2 Share Tweet
Hungry Eye Rumble Winners Announcedwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-08-12 in #news
We have finally chosen the winners of the Hungry Eye magazine! It was such a difficult competition to judge but we have picked out the top three shots.Feast your eyes on this!1 Share Tweet
Getting ready for the Lomography workshop at Wildernesswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-08-08 in #events
In 24 hours time Lomography UK will be heading out to the Oxfordshire countryside to deliver some special workshops from a tent at the Wilderness festival. It was so much fun last year so we thought we would share some of the best photos from 2013. See you there!Share Tweet
Lomography Workshops at Wilderness Festival 2014written by hannah_brown on 2014-08-04 in #news
Lomography UK is bringing out the tents and the wellies because the team is attending this year's Wilderness Festival! That's right, we are holding two special workshops at the Wilderness festival on Saturday and Sunday. They are FREE! Just book a spot to ensure entry. Details after the jump.Share Tweet
The Diana Mini Encounter at Lomography NYCwritten by jillytanrad on 2014-07-31 in #events
Lomography Gallery Store NYC has prepared a series of workshops for you to enjoy this August. Better secure your slot now – the first workshop happens on Saturday, August 2.Share Tweet
August 2014 Workshops and Events in Lomography Embassy Singaporewritten by lomographysg on 2014-07-30 in #events
This August, we bring you back to your roots and explore the wonders of nature! First, we cook up a storm with a film soup experiment. Followed by nature photowalks at beautiful scenic parks in Singapore to unearth the tips & tricks of trouble exposure, as well as the unique methods to perfect our macro shots. To cap off the learning month, we'll gather on a cozy Friday night for a new special sharing series by the Lomography Community -- with Sharing Session #1: Nature.6 Share Tweet
August Workshops at Lomography Chicagowritten by lomographychicago on 2014-07-25 in #news
We've got a great month of workshops and events planned for the month of August. The perfect way to end this beautiful summer in Chicago! So grab your cameras (or borrow from us) and let's take some pictures!Share Tweet
Win Some Super Treats with Candy Kittens!written by hannah_brown on 2014-07-25 in #competitions
Lomography is excited to announce a brand new Rumble with super cool confectionery company Candy Kittens. Grab the chance to win a Gourmet Gummy Gift Pack full of chewy sweet treats and a t-shirt too. Find out more about this competition after the jump.5 10 Share Tweet


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I was so eager to read this book after reading the summary. I mean what could be more exciting than two sexy heros buttheads and taking names while falling in love along the way.
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He makes 4 million a year for almost forever. I reserve my sadness for people who really deserve it, like those that are lucky to find clean water for the day. So Rick had a dream explode. Join the crowd.
There is one thing that is upsetting about the situation though. He takes up a roster spot when there is a limit on how many you can fill. So while every other team has an extra forward or defenseman, we don't because "he just has to keep trying."
It's incredible. Rick 'inspires' people to creepy personal vendettas, holocaust analogies, and (most usually) temporary stupidity.
Him being with the team is not his decision. It is Wang's and Snow's decision. They can send him home.
I agree that keeping Rick with the team despite him not being able to contribute *hurts* the team. But that is a problem easily solved by Snow and Wang: tell him to go home.
Now, there may be a reason for them sticking by him. I believed two years ago that they should do it because the team was going nowhere, and that by indulging Rick you can get him to sign on to better terms for a retirement package (involving other roles in the organization). Two years later with overwhelming evidence that the guy is completely finished as a player, if you can't get him to agree to terms to retire, you should send him home.
Everything changes for the Isles when the league opens up again. They've got a new arena deal. They've got developing young talent that's ready to contribute, including in net. They could be attractive again to free agents. They can no longer afford to keep Rick DiPietro with the team, getting in the way. But that's not up to Rick. Why is this so hard? Blame Snow and Wang.
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After the first book in the series, I had to get every book Natan Lowell has written. These books have been like chocolate for me. I can't wait for the next ones.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Ish has been on the William Tinker about thirteen years now. Things are going well in the deep dark space as he sits as First Mate to his Captain Freddie. Until there is an abandoned ship found floating through space. What they find there is one thing that will never leave Ish's mind and a stark reminder of the deep dark space they fly in. Ish's work with this abandoned ship may bring him to the attention of others, having him invited to sit for Captains test. Things are about to change with a new Captain coming to the William Tinker, and Ish now with his Captain license can take command of the ship the Captain is moving up from - The SC Agamemnon. But with the reputation of the crew bring Ish down, or can he make a difference there as well?
The first episodes of what they find in the lost ship reminds me of a Star Trek episode. The ship is a prime example of what could happen if you don't take care of your ship. Tragic and scary to think on.
Ish has a wife who waits for him to return to station and he passes his Captains test... The things that Ish should have, yet I wonder about his wife. Even though they've been together for seven years, I remember the feeling on the ship with Pip's Aunt and Uncle. That's what feels natural for Ish, to me. But if this works, my hats off to him.
Very touching with the relationships, friends and how people come and go in the lives here. Everyone moves on and ages. And I got a kick out of how much everyone knows Ish. They just know he's going to take the offered Captain-ship, no matter the reputation of the ship and crew. And, maybe that is a bonus - a challenge - for him. He is so predictable. LOL!
Ish's new ship has three of the biggest trouble makers in the fleet, who don't step over the line to in order to be removed. Ish is amazing with these people. Starting with the love for coffee and food, all else will follow suit. He works with the good in each person, not the same as others who have been scolding for their wrongs. Ish learns what their specialties are by what others notice as wrong. As I've said in previous books, Ish is great at finding what people are amazing at. He's firm with them yet wants these people here and to do their best. Even when Ish reprimands he makes the crew member feel comfortable and wanted at the same time.
I do miss the old friends we started with. The new crew reminds me of Pip and others, yet a little differently. Ish tries a few tricks from his first First Mate, Maxwell. It's great to see what he does with these people. The trading comes up, one crew member reminds me of Pip with happenings and his ability to pick cargo.
One thing to remember, 'the crew follows their Captain's lead', and this crew does. To me, even early on, Ish seemed to fit in here. This crew is his family, and through the book it felt comfortable here with Ish. Nothing like when he first boarded the William Tinker, now that was rough! Ish uncovers an amazing crew and family here.
We see new places and further out in the deep dark space. Ish makes a run that shares with us more that's out there in space than we have seen before. We even learn about space as we go too, even if it helps or hurts Ish or others. Always interesting to learn what will be out in the vast dark space beyond.
In the end, I felt there should be more story here on Ish, the new crew member, and the crew in relation to new member. As if they all are in a transition of their lives.
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This review originally appeared on Invincible Love of Reading, under Kurt's Frontier.
Ishmael Horatio Wang returns. In the first three books, Ishmael Wang begins as an orphan who takes a birth on a solar clipper because he has no where else to go. He learns the ropes and develops his instincts. Now he learns what it really feels like at the top of the ship's hierarchy.
After one last an exciting run as first mate of the William Tinker, where they salvage a ship where the crew has all perished due to skimping on safety, life begins to get very interesting. He passes the test for his master's license, and is offered his first command, the SC Agamemnon. The reputation of the ship isn't good, and it's moral is worse. Adding to his complications, he has marital problems at home.
However, he has solved ship problems before, including on the William Tinker. However, on a ship where officers actually outnumber crew, this could be a tall order, and captains aren't infallible. When they take a cargo on a tight schedule and significant challenges, will he choose a reckless risk to get it delivered on time, or will he swallow the loss and safeguard his crew?
Nathan Lowell doesn't write about heroic soldiers or beings with super powers. His heroes aren't even trying to save humanity. Mr. Lowell takes us on a tour of the life of ordinary people trying to make an honest living. In many respects, it is refreshing. Nathan Lowell makes the life of an ordinary, hard working spacer interesting.
Like the rest of his novels, Captain's share is well written, and the tale is well told. The dialog can be quirky but believable for a crew that has to be in close quarters for months at a time. Science fiction fans will find Captain's Share an interesting change of pace. People who aren't science fiction fans will also find it enjoyable.
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The thing about these books is their simplicity. It's about a guy who is actually and for real trying to be a grown up. Lowell goes to that strange land of science fiction so rarely visited: what if we actually did the right thing? what would happen? I can affirm that lessons take from these books DO work in real life and I'm proud to say that the question "What would Ishmael do?" has guided me several times.
PS: DO read the books in order.
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I am almost your normal 20 year old, except life has given me many challenges the last few years. I have made career and life changes for the better and am now continuing with my education. I am pursuing a degree in Business Management and work part time at Sephora. I make it a top priority to actively work on building my portfolio. Modeling is my heart and soul.
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**AUDITION NOTICE** The Mukwonago Village Players in collaboration with St. James Theater Ministry of Mukwonago will be holding auditions for their spring production of CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. Auditions will be held on March 3 and 4 at 7 pm at St James Parish Center on HWY NN in Mukwonago. No preparation is needed. A cast of 3 adult women, 2 adult men and 11 youths (10 – 20) will be needed for the production.
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How many times does the word 'communications' get mentioned as an issue in your organization (and we're not referring to networks and routers)?
The basic human function of communicating information accurately and appropriately between people seems to pop up regularly as the reason for failure, the stumbling block, the broken link in the supply chain, and generally as the barrier to success.
Often the term 'communications' is used to cover a multitude of issues, from lack of information, to too much information, plus of course inappropriate information. Usually, however, this comes down to the extent to which individuals are aware of their own communications actions (or lack of them) and how this is received or experienced by others. Often it's about misunderstandings, or in some cases personality clashes – i.e. when people don't get on with each other.


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A Pure Gospel Christmas: Coming Home Now running at the Ensemble Theatre, A Pure Gospel Christmas: Coming Home is a frenetic burst of energetic song celebrating the holiday season. Conceived and directed by David A. Tobin and Leslie Dockery, the show is built around a thin little story (written by Tobin) about a choir full of cartoonlike characters who fuss and fight as they learn to appreciate how important they are to one another. The denizens of this world include an old woman who cooks sky-high pineapple upside-down cakes, an old man who pulls out his flask at inappropriate times, and a hip-hop-loving youngster who spouts off to his elders whenever he can get away with it. There is absolutely nothing new here. And at times, one can't help wishing the creators would just do away with the story, as it's really nothing more than a lame excuse to get to the music. Happily, when the performers (led by a terrifically appealing Anthony "Boggess" Glover) are busy singing and dancing, the frenzy of energy that spins across the stage keeps the two-and-a-half-hour production moving quickly. And by the show's end, when everyone in the audience is clapping and nodding along with the singers, only a Scrooge wouldn't find himself in good cheer. Through December 31. 3535 Main, 713-520-0055.
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Kinshasa (Agenzia Fides) - Twelve children who had fallen into the clutches of human traffickers have been saved thanks to the efforts of the Diocesan Commission "Justice and Peace" in Kikwit, in Bandundu Province, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The children, who were brought to the capital, Kinshasa, by the organization of traffickers have been able to re-embrace their families.
The President of "Justice and Peace" in Kikwit, Arsène Ngondo, reported to Radio Okapi that human trafficking is a growing phenomenon in the Province of Bandundu. "We were able to find and recover twelve boys at our expenses and with the help of some facilities", said Ngondo. "We urge the authorities to engage in the fight against human trafficking. In the new century, it would be a humiliation for the DRC not be able to stop this phenomenon".
On January 9, Fr. Henri De la Kethule, a Jesuit, had denounced a "gigantic" trafficking of active Organs, which had been going on for at least nine months between Kikwit and Kinshasa. According to the religious, the traffickers persuade the parents of needy families to entrust their children to take them to an orphanage created by Fr. Henri. Children are sold to the best buyer. Children are often forced into prostitution or end up slaves in the fields. (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 21/01/2014)
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Garage Floor Seams: To Cover, Or Not To Cover ?
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I live in New England in a townhome that was built in 2005. I am planning to do an epoxy paint on concrete garage floor. I noticed that in my garage the concrete on the floor does not meet the concrete on the walls - its separated by some kind of black insulation/backer board kind of material. While degreasing and etching the floor, I noticed that water hitting the edges was getting drained out at these places. I was originally planning on using an epoxy-based concrete repair kit to cover all these open seams. However, now I am not sure if I should cover these or not ? In addition, I would also like to know what purpose they serve and if garage floor experts on the forums recommend leaving them the way they are ?
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As the floor expands due to temperature changes, this compressible material helps keep the floor from fracturing, or fracturing the foundation.
The floor should be sloped to a drain or towards the garage door to keep any water from pooling, but a little drainage through the expansion material can help keep the floor dry at the wall base. I wouldn't cover it.
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Mar. 19, 2015
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Suspect arrested, accused of burglary at Centennial golf course clubhouse
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Mar. 12, 2015
Officials with Oak Ridge Schools have announced that they will extend Wednesdays to full instructional days on four consecutive Wednesdays, beginning March 25.
Lawyer: Convicting nun, others in Y-12 case was overreach
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Mar. 11, 2015
Oak Ridge's season has ended after a loss to Memphis East's Mustangs (20-9) in the state tournament's quarterfinal at Murfreesboro.
Nurse indicted in connection to investigation into Anderson County jail inmate's death
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