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Italy Vs. GreeceA Greek and Italian were arguing over who had the superior culture.
The Greek says, "We have the Parthenon."
Arching his eyebrows, the Italian replies, "We have the Coliseum."
The Greek retorts, "We Greeks gave birth to advanced mathematics"
The Italian, nodding agreement, says, "But we built the Roman Empire."
And so on and so on until the Greek comes up with what he thinks will end the discussion. With a flourish of finality he says, "We invented sex!"
The Italian replies, "That is true, but it was the Italians who introduced it to women."
very funny,,:)
Ok, I'm bamboozled. I did the xx to see if it would happen because this member has been deleted, and it gets a heart! Can you shed any light?
Greek is code for anal
Thank goodness for Both!
2 guys were talking one day and no. 1 says "my girlfriend called me a ********* last nite after sex" no. 2 said "what did you say" no. 1 said " I told her that's a big word for a 9yo to use"
That's NOT. Funy
Good one :)
Good one, had me in stiches.
It was the Indians that gave birth to advanced mathematics and not the Greeks.
Fkn great! I'm so bad remembering jokes, man I hope I can remember this one lol
Very Funny!!
I laugh out
ha ha ha
but still
Italian is the one who introduce that to woman?
You didn't get the joke. The Greeks were infamous for Pederasty, older men frequently having sex with young boys.
Oops so i can still laugh without interpretation. Thank you noyb.
(hide myself in the pipe) 😆
Hahahaha das interesting ..lolz i lyk it
I laughed & layghed!
That second 'laughed' looks like a Freudian slip!
and then you elected berluskoni hahahah
haha....that was a good one !!
Then the Nords came and gave it to the Greek AND Roman women while the men watched
hahaha Now I have two Greek jokes, thanks! A girl's mother stops over and while she's folding the laundry, she says to her mother "I think I want a divorce." Her mother says "Why? You have a beautiful house, expensive cars, and he treats you like a queen!" She replies "Yeah but, before I married this Greek, my a$$hole was the size of a dime. Now it's the size of a silver dollar." Mom says "So what? You're gonna give up all this for ninety cents?!"
I laughed enthusiastically!
Hahahah das funny
Ha Ha... I'll have to remember that one.
Good one.
U must be Italian. Lol
Vapid humor with disguised racist tone.
Lighten up. If you can't laugh at yourself, then there's something wrong with you.
Anyone got anymore jokes please?
Ray (uk)
Lol too funny. I know a great comeback now against my stepfather
Truly hilarious, ha ha
yes sure
Because I'm as free as a biiiiiiiiird
yesssssssssssssssssssssss ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that old greek style got them !


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Diya Aur Baati Hum - 2nd January 2014 : EP 624 - Youtube HD Video - Star Plus
In episode 624 of Diya Aur Baati Hum, aired on 2nd January 2014, the candidates are introduced to Officer Agrima Singh
Bhabasa escapes from an accident at the police academy. The candidates are introduced to Officer Agrima Singh. The candidates are instructed to introduce themselves, with the help of a name slate. Agrima Singh informs about the rules and regulations of the training. She orders the candidates to forget about their family during the training. Santosh becomes upset about the same. Agrima Singh motivates the candidates. Sooraj learns that it is time to depart from Sandhya. Will Sandhya and Sooraj be able to stay apart from each other? To know more, keep watching Diya Aur Baati Hum....
Diya Aur Baati Hum is the story of Sandhya's struggles, who dreams of becoming an IPS officer. She dreams to break the boundaries of her confined existence of middle class values. The story is also about Sooraj, who is a self made man. Sooraj runs a famous sweet shop near his house.


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25 Nov 2014 − November has seen a surplus supply of mixed paper on the Italian recovered paper market. The price for the grade went down as a result.» more
UPM capacity rationalisation actions influencing British paper markets in November
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05 Nov 2014 − Determination shown by many a woodfree coated paper manufacturer seems to be finally paying off. The vast majority of customers in Italy has been paying more for coated fine paper since October, reports say.» more


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Join us at our next Wedding Experience which will be held on Sunday, April 12th 2015 from 12-4pm at The Crowne Plaza North. This is your chance to truly get to experience some of our local wedding professionals and see what they have to offer. Themed "Through the Seasons" attend mini mock wedding receptions and get some great decor visuals. Sample signature drinks, gourmet foods, food trucks, sweets, and wedding cake. Get mini makeup and hair trials done, massages, and dance lessons. Jump into some photobooths to capture the fun- get your caricature done. Over 80 vendors to visit with a scavenger hunt to win prizes from.
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Bamboo in Ohio
Hi all!!
I am planning on a little backyard redo next spring and was hoping that there is some kind of bamboo that I can plant outdoors. If not, what is a good type to get that I could bring inside to overwinter. I have a pond and I really like the looks of bamboo. I could put it in large pots around the pond if I had to but I would really love to plant some for screening around the yard. Any suggestions would be great.
Hi, you may choose outdoor bamboo flooring, it is strand woven bamboo with anti-slip surface. You can google bamboo decking, and find more information about it. There are also many other good wood types which is specially installed outdoor. Like balau, teak, merbau, ipe. They are very stable although sunshine and water on it. Take care.
Here is a link that might be useful: oak flooring and oak plank supplier
Fargesia rufa is a nice polite clumping type, 'Green Panda' is a newer cultivar while there are a few others for sale. Stays mostly green during winter, suppossedly gets 6-8' but takes more than a few years. Could be used in pots and look nice but I would guess would suffer in pots during winter.
There are some larger Bamboos that do very well in Ohio, get an impressive 20' high, but can easily get out of control, around the pond or all over the place. Is that what you want?
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Alternate Title: Just a Few LinesOver The Rhine with Charlie (Just a Few Lines , The Whine of the Rhine) (1918) - Charlie Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Animated By Otto Messmer.
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Gymnastics: Klima ends Farmington's 17-year state meet drought
It's been 17 years since a Farmington gymnast competed at the State Gymnastics Meet.
That will change when junior Terra Klima approaches the uneven parallel bars Saturday night at the University of Minnesota Sports Pavilion. Klima, who set the school record in the event in her first year in the high school program, qualified for state with a third-place score of 9.4 in the event at the Section 1AA Championships Friday at Owatonna.


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In a recently issued circular, the IAF has told its personnel that they should not approach VVIPs and VIPs to influence matters pertaining to their postings in the service.
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"Such things are even discussed and conveyed to officers and troops at the welfare meetings that take place at unit level," she added.
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January 27, 2015
Paul has badgered* I set up a blogger blog to track my miniature painting and scenery building. So I have…
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January 16, 2015
Yes, yes you can!
You can also stick one in the fridge
I am officially an awesome hardcore extreme gopro user.
December 9, 2014
It's the season of goodwill, kindness and giving. Unless you work in retail or the service industry or happen get in the way in which case fuck you it's the season of aggressive self-interest.
I worked in retail once, for about three hours, after which I was 'let go' and advised that I probably shouldn't attempt to work in retail again as I didn't have the requisite social skills. I'm not going to disagree with this advice, my ongoing relationship with not working in retail is working out just fine for both of us. I do however really feel for those who do have the requisite social skills and have to deal with selling things to the great British public over the holiday season. The workload and shitty hours suck but that's just the stale biscuit base onto which the mouldering cheesecake is built. The closer the Christmas countdown comes to the big day the more some people start to transform into screeching, selfish, entitled pricks with no sense of scale. I'm not sure what the exact date is because my copy of the cunts calendar never turned up, but there's a date after which it becomes socially acceptable to treat shop staff like the dregs of society you always assumed they were. It's clearly the assistant's fault that you didn't plan your shopping early. It's also their fault there's a queue. It's their fault you have no idea what to buy for your nephew and it's their fault you are acting like a colossal arse. None of these things could possibly be your fault.
It's not just shop staff who make your life miserable. Designers and techies try our best to make you cry as well.
It happens every year, yet I always seem to forget about it until the next time round when it leaps out on me like an angry stress weasel robed in the hate-farts of a thousand marketing managers. Everything's cool. Everything is under control. We're winding down for Christmas, making plans to see friends and family, then starting as a slow trickle, building up to a flood they attack, the bad-planning zombies. Like an episode of the Walking Dead, but duller and more confusing. They rise up from nowhere, the marketing managers in need of urgent sign-off. They have somehow forgotten that Christmas happens. I accept it's only recently it's become a bit of a thing, but they seem aware of Black Friday and I'm sure that only started happening here THIS YEAR. They need to get their campaigns for the new year signed off before they can disappear wherever it is these people disappear off to over Christmas, so a sudden flurry of frantic phone calls and garbled confusing emails expecting quotes and timelines to be delivered RIGHT NOW. No time to get a brief together, no time to discuss exactly what's required just give them the numbers so they can get the client to scrawl an agreement and they can stagger off to the office Christmas party to inhale free booze and bitch about that time Derek from accounts accidentally flashed his winky at the MD of Seiko.
Fine, whatever here's some rough numbers, go to your parties, have fun. Eh? No, you can't agree that as a final cost with your client, you've not actually told us what you need because you "don't have time". When do you need it? When in January? The first of January? Really? You didn't think I might like to take some time off over the festive period myself? Oh, veiled threats. That's nice. What's that? I'm in tech so probably don't have friends or family to spend time with anyway? Nice. My time's not really that important compared to yours? Oh, ok then.
A real life conversation this week. One of many similar. A request for a piece of tech came in during the second week of December, launch date already agreed with the end client – first week of January, cost already agreed with end client – far lower that actual value. Having politely suggested that maybe making these agreements before discussing the feasibility might not have been the most tip-top planning the response was "you've got five weeks, surely that's enough", further suggestion that we may already have other things to do, and oh, there's also Christmas which we were planning to take off just sent things down the dark path. Let's not stray too far down that path, it brings the screaming and the crying and the desire to move into a forest away from technology and anyone who has ever had anything to do with branding.
Here it comes, can you sense it? I can always sense it before it arrives. Best way to deal with it is just relax and accept it's going to happen. It shouldn't, but it does. The suggestion, the attempt to shift the burden, the idea that the responsibility should change hands and in turn we should change our plans. Could we not, just you know, work through. Not on Christmas day obviously but the other days we can't possibly have anything of value to do, because, you know it's down to us to fix it when someone else screws their planning so badly they would otherwise have to put their hand up and take some responsibility. Dear Sirs, I appear to have ceased to give any flavour of fuck about this opportunity. I am off to find someone with a sense of empathy to talk to.
I sympathise, I really do. I've been there, a pushy client wants a thing, you don't really understand what the thing is and the best way to get a thing is to point at the nearest person and make it their problem now. But then I stopped being 12. I have a four year old son, all he wants for Christmas (aside from a massive pile of toys) is for me to take some time off to spend with him and his mum, if you seriously think your campaign is going to prevent that you should take a good long stare at your empty soul.
I know. I know. I really know this is getting out of hand. I know the obsession with manners and treating people acceptably is going to get me into trouble. I also know I've pissed off clients, some to the extent they are no longer clients. I care because I don't want my family to have to live in a skip on the A4 and I'm slowly dragging us there, but you, YOU can help stop this and I really want you to, I don't want my child growing up in a skip with rats for friends (no offence to rats or people who live in skips). Help me with my Christmas wish.
Please don't take offence, but for Christmas what I'd really like is for people to stop being selfish, finger pointing entitled pricks. It takes a bit of practice but we can all get there, here's some handy tips.
1. Look up 'empathy' and understand it. Here you go, I looked it up for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empathy you'll need to do the understanding yourself. In short, remember that other people are actually people, real actual humans with real feelings and everything.
2. Find yourself berating a shop assistant, designer, developer, postal worker, or ANYONE ELSE over a situation caused by your own bad planning? Stop! See point 1.
3. Find yourself berating a clerical worker, hairstylist, fishmonger, or ANYONE ELSE over a situation that was out of both of your control? Stop! See point 1.
4. Trying to shift the blame onto someone else for a situation you caused? Stop! Take some damn responsibility, also, see point 1.
5. Attempting to co-erce a builder, web-designer, piano tutor, or ANYONE ELSE into giving up on their time to fix problems you have caused? Stop! See point 1.
In general try to obey the tenets of Wheaton's Law. It's best all round.
Think you may have been a bit of a dick to someone lately? Why not try and balance that out a bit, do something positive:
Be excellent to each other!
April 24, 2014
Here is a gif of me smacking myself in the head with a hammer while wearing a metal helmet that my good friend Phil made…
February 17, 2014
I cannot sleep because I need a coat stand. Indirectly.
I can not find a coat stand I like and can afford. A normal person would just buy a fucking coat stand and not think about it.
So I spent an hour looking for a coat stand, rather than just purchasing the first one I found for a tenner on ebay.
I found nothing to make me happy. So I designed one. In my head.
Then I spent an hour working out where I could source the materials from.
Then I had a bit of a think about the fact I'm not very good with my hands.
Then finally I thought about how little spare time I have in which to build a fucking coat stand. This was upsetting because the one in my head is really nice and it would be a shame for it to not exist, and frankly I really want to build something. But by taking time out to learn how to and then build a coat stand I will be letting people down.
I should probably just buy a coat stand on ebay for a tenner.
The source of my insomnia is a coat stand. I am not normal.
August 9, 2013
Look what I found round the back of the bins (or their digital equivalent). I take no credit for this, it was made by a friend who will remain nameless for now. These are real quotes from a facebook group. Not a far-right facebook group, just a normal facebook group the purpose of which is nostalgia about a local community. There's also a version with people's full names on but since I live near them and they are clearly unbalanced I'm too much of a coward right now to include them.
Look! A downloadable version you could if you so desired print out and put up somewhere.
June 19, 2013
We actually remembered to harvest some of the edible stuff from the garden. We did pick some herbs last year and froze them but it was at the end of the season and they had mostly died down already. We've already left it a bit late this year as the herb garden looks like an explosion and much of it is probably far too mature but hopefully now I've hacked it back we'll get some new growth.
Rather than freezing them this year we're going to try and dry them. Vaguely following instructions from Grown your own month by month I've given them a good wash and left them hanging over the sink to drain a bit before moving them somewhere dry to dry out properly. They are probably tied a little too tightly at the moment but just want to get enough water off them that they don't drip all over the floor.
The plan is to pick up some large pickling jars to store the results in once they've dried out. If nothing else the kitchen smells good and my hands are lovely and minty.
We've also picked our second crop of forced rhubarb, mum got us a Rhubarb forcer for Christmas which is working amazingly.
May 22, 2013
Once more I am grateful to the NHS in general and the staff at Wexham Park in particular. In a moment of terrifyingly bad parenting, following a long day I decided to have a quick blink at which moment Alexander opted to dive backwards off our garden bench onto the concrete floor. I'm not sure if it was hitting the floor or my sudden scream of "FUCKING HELL" which caused the most distress but we had to drive to A&E.
Everyone was lovely and spent the entire time repeatedly telling us that (a) we had done the right thing by bringing Alexander in, we were not wasting their time; and (b) it happens a lot, really a lot. I still feel intensely guilty for allowing momentary distraction but slightly better. Given he's spent the evening breakdancing and demanding food I'm hoping all will be fine by the morning.
The biggest upset of the whole event was trying to leave the hospital as Alexander had grown very attached to the toy train in the waiting room and screamed "back back back" all the way to the door where he became instantly distracted by the ambulances and police cars outside.
Lessons learned today: Don't blink EVER and if you want to get through A&E quickly try being a two year old. On a serious note, we are incredibly lucky to be living in a country with a health service and it should be protected at all costs.
Here's a handy link to a campaign to save the NHS from the Tory shitbags.
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May 12, 2013
After a near heart attack following working out how much I spend on lunch at work I've decided I need to find a better solution.
Work lunchtimes are becoming a bit of a challenge, although Maidenhead has a reasonable selection of places to buy instant edible food from once you factor in cost, general health and then diabetes the selection drops dramatically. I appreciate as a grown up I should be capable of preparing a decent meal to bring in with me but mornings tend to be incredibly hectic with a toddler yelling for his breakfast and a general sense of panic to get to work before the world implodes whereas evenings are work filled until late or I'm just too tired to care.
Buying food in the town centre was fine pre-diagnosis (cost issue aside) but since has been a bit more of a problem. I can eat relatively easily if I go to a restaurant but that's right out on a regular basis for both time and budgetary reasons. So, I'm stuck with supermarket food or takeaways, both of these suffer from the same problem – they tend to be stacked full of the stuff diabetics should avoid: bread, pasta, potato & rice. A large amount of what's left is either salad or high in fat. The high in fat has to be avoided both because of general health considerations and because diabetics are prone to heart problems. There's only so much salad I can face and have you looked at the price of a decent salad recently?
The main frustration is with myself, I'm a competent cook, the majority of what we eat at home is cooked from scratch and we have a varied diet I just have trouble transferring this into food I can take away from the house.
So, I need to find a way to eat at work without spending half our profits and without killing myself, my requirements are:
– Must be easy to prepare in advance, preferably in large batches to be frozen.
– Preparation time on the day of eating (or the night before) should be an absolute minimum. Sticking something in the oven for half an hour is fine, anything more is out.
– It must be financially sensible, ingredients should be those we use anyway or things we can make use of elsewhere. If it's going to cost the same over time as buying lunch in town there's no point.
– It must be healthy.
– I need to allow for variety, I can't face eating the same thing all the time. So ideally things I can cook in large batches which can be frozen for a decent length of time.
– I must want to actually eat it. This sounds obvious but since I was diagnosed I've picked up some real food issues. There are some meals now which I cannot face and will make me nauseous to try and eat, it's entirely psychosomatic but I don't seem to be able to get past it at the moment.
The first solution – pasties! Obviously. Bear with me on this. Normal pasties are clearly right out what with the white flour and fat and all but the general concept is a strong one, a fully contained meal which requires no additional preparation and nothing extra to go with it but contains a decent combination of foodstuffs (carbs, protein, fibre, etc). I make quite a lot of diabetic friendly flatbreads/pancakes at home using a mixture of spelt flour, wholegrain flour, oat bran and flax (it is nicer than it sounds) so I've modified the recipe to make a basic pastry/bread type case which I can fill with STUFF, more importantly different stuff each time I make them.
I've just finished making the first batch with a samosa type filling (less of the potato and the addition of some mixed seeds/green veg to balance up the carbs/fibre). They look edible, which is a start. Will find out tomorrow and hopefully get away from wasting a hell of a lot of cash.
Any suggestions on recipes will be gratefully received.
March 21, 2013
I've been worrying about mental languor. It's crept up on me slowly like some insidious mind eating creature from a nineteen eighties Doctor Who episode. Cultural and intellectual entropy has taken hold without my realising, leading me into a spiral of apathy and draining what little creativity I had. In short, I've stopped trying. I became aware of the problem a couple of weeks back while at work, eating the same lunch I always eat while checking the same website I always check – for the fifth time that day. I've allowed myself to get into a routine, something I've previously actively avoided.
Routine in some ways is a good helpful framework for existence, there are aspects of life which shouldn't need constant appraisal: my son's bedtime, where we buy our milk, how often I clean my teeth. In other areas it can really cause trouble. Without a flow of new ideas, opinions and images I stop coming up with new ideas myself, without new things to feed my mental process my problem solving skills start to wane and to some extent my intellectual processes generally drop.
In honesty I've always had trouble challenging myself to read and watch anything outside of my immediate area of interest and comfort (less so with music for no clear reason) and have often felt jealous of those who can just pick up a book on a new subject and dive in – I do have certain mental issues here to do with fear of failure to understand new things but there's far too much baggage there to go into. Recently I have reached a new low, in my sparse spare time rather than learning something new I've been visiting the same very short list of websites none of which have very much in the way of stimulating content. I've made no effort to go anywhere new or do anything different outside of my daily routine. It's killing me (mentally anyway).
Moving forward, I've recognised the problem and am making attempts to remedy it. There's a world out there full of places to go, second hand bookshops, libraries, art galleries, forests, towns, museums and other things. There's a massive internet of stuff in here, I can learn anything I want to learn and read about any subject imaginable. This is an amazing time to live in, humanity has never had more access to more information and experiences at such short notice, it's brutally lazy to ignore these opportunities in favour of quick fixes of cheap entertainment and celebrity culture.
(This may have been partially inspired by going to see Robin Ince the other week).
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Bill Parcells made every player tougher; Wade Phillips makes them more sensitive
The Dallas Cowboys locker room is the absolute worst place to look for the supposed leaders of the Dallas Cowboys locker room. Or at least it is following defeats, and especially when that happens to be a disturbingly frequent outcome.
One exception is defensive lineman Marcus Spears, who is readily available and uniquely insightful.
It was after one of these cataclysmic defeats, though not the most recent, that I noted to Spears he had been drafted by a head coach at one end of the behavioral spectrum but played most of his career in Dallas for a head coach at the opposite end. To me, that's Bill Parcells on the right side and Wade Phillips on the wrong end.
I asked Spears how the consequences of losing were different for him under each coach. Spears laughed, and then said something educational.
"Sometimes, you couldn't tell if you won with Bill,'' he said.
That is a curious admission of something I've long suspected. Players were more miserable winning under Parcells than they often are losing with Phillips as coach.
You cannot make losing easy or acceptable, which is what I believe Phillips has done. He has created a culture at Valley Ranch in which he insulates everybody from criticism, never singles anybody out for blame, refuses to hold players accountable and has convinced his team that the media is the cause of any problems. When Leonard Davis admitted he is at fault for playing badly and was deservedly, albeit belatedly, benched, Phillips soothed him with praise, referring to him as a Pro Bowl player and returning him to his starting job.
By all accounts, Davis was benched in the second quarter and returned later as a completely different player. Perhaps Davis learned something from being embarrassed. What Phillips should have deduced from that experience, if not somewhere earlier in his three decades of coaching professional football, is that every player must be allowed to earn his playing time and his opportunity to perform.
He should apply it to Marion Barber, who for some reason remains an honorary starter even though Felix Jones is the player the Cowboys have decided should touch the ball twice as often. Through performance, Jones has earned the right to start, and he should. Never mind what it means for the reputation of the general manager who overpaid Barber or that Barber might sniff and be upset.
Cowboys management thinks it is unimportant which player starts as long as the better player is getting the ball the correct number of times. I disagree. I think it's important for players to know they are going to get exactly what they earn. For the lesser players to be motivated to develop, they must believe devoutly they can compete on an even playing field against a player with a bigger paycheck and higher draft status.
That is how Tony Romo and Miles Austin made the transition from undrafted free agents to among the richest players in the game, a process that began under Parcells.
The standard of success has been lowered in Dallas. It's ridiculous that Marc Colombo was defended after he received what proved to be a game-turning penalty for celebrating a touchdown that didn't even tie a game the Cowboys were playing at home in the fourth quarter against a perceived lesser opponent.
Phillips complained it shouldn't have been a penalty and insisted his players should celebrate when they overcome a 14-point deficit. How about they celebrate when they've actually overcome the deficit and won the game?
And so, this week Jerry Jones again reassured Phillips that his job is not in jeopardy. Phillips in turn assured the Cowboys that their season is secure and they will all keep their starting jobs.
"Wade is the same coach that everybody loved when we won 13 games, so why rip on him now?'' Cowboys cornerback Terence Newman said. "We had Bill Parcells here and we didn't win 13 games. We never even got out of the playoffs."
How curious that in defending Phillips, Newman must reference the coach's most noteworthy failure. A Cowboys team largely rebuilt by Parcells won 13 games the season after his departure, but immediately lost its first playoff game at home to the eventual Super Bowl champion New York Giants, a team that the Cowboys defeated twice in the regular season. Dallas became the first No. 1 seed under the current playoff format to fall in the first round. Phillips protested that the better team lost.
Parcells made every Cowboys player tougher. Phillips makes them all more sensitive.
You weren't looking for leaders with Parcells in charge. If he didn't create leadership, he had enough of it for everybody -- or so it seemed.
Former Parcells assistant Sean Payton brilliantly coached the New Orleans Saints to the Super Bowl championship last season. This is his theory on coaching: "I think it's important that you're demanding. I think it's important that you're fair. I think you don't want to settle for anything less than exactly what you're looking for. It's not our job to be the players' friend.''
Of course the players are going to protect Phillips, just as Charles Haley and Deion Sanders did for Barry Switzer years ago. Who wouldn't want a work place where your bosses never question your performance, take the blame that you might deserve and happily overpay you if necessary?
If I'm infuriated when the Cowboys lose, and the only guys available in the locker room to explain are Spears, Igor Olshansky, Roy E. Williams and Orlando Scandrick how must those players truly feel about their higher-paid, more celebrated teammates disappearing into training rooms, meeting rooms or players' lounges?
I have a new level of respect for Williams. Not only has he played incredibly well this season, competing for every ball, but nobody has overcome more scrutiny or criticism. Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Sanders have all reviewed him negatively. I've criticized him harshly and 10 times more often than anybody else, with the possible exception of Switzer or, perhaps now, Phillips. I'm not sure I would talk to me if I were him. But Williams is more available than virtually any other Cowboys starter.
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In a moment of reprieve following the Cowboys' only victory, Jones remarked that he encouraged his players to behave as though they had lost again in Houston, because he believes the situation his team responds most strongly to is crisis. He never intended that to be an indictment of the person whose hiring he is forever defending, but that's what it seemed to me.
One of the primary functions of the head coach is to create the proper focus and mindset for his players to succeed each week. Phillips seems to do this poorly. If the Cowboys only play with ferocity and expertise when they sense they must for survival, Wade Phillips is failing to have his team meet its weekly challenge.
They Cowboys no longer need to pretend they're facing a crisis. They're actually living one at the moment.
They are taking a 1-3 record to play the equally-disappointing Minnesota Vikings in the Metrodome, one of the nosiest and most difficult places to succeed. The Cowboys' season ended in the same building against virtually the same roster last season when they suffered a 31-point defeat.
Now is the time to beat the Vikings. It's what everybody else is doing.
But it will be difficult.
How confident are you that Wade Phillips' team is tough enough?
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Local tome bubbles over with stories of suds production in province
For many years, Canadian historians seemed less interested in exploring the place of beer in Canadian life than in describing attempts to control it, whether through temperance legislation, outright prohibition, or government regulation.
Today's historians, however, have switched their attention from the world of politics and government to investigating how Canadians actually lived. As a result we have histories of childhood, disease, work, marriage, religion, leisure, even the hamburger -- and now beer.
The year 2001 saw the publication of Allen Smeath's encyclopedic Brewed in Canada. In 2003 the historian Craig Heron published his scholarly and highly readable Booze. In 2009, Nicholas Pashley issued his anecdotal Cheers!, followed a year later by Ian Coutts's Brew North. Beer, it seems, has finally won its place on the stage of history.
However, none of these books devotes much attention to Manitoba, a defect now remedied, at least in part, by the publication of 300 Years of Beer: An Illustrated History of Brewing in Manitoba, written by two Winnipeg beer enthusiasts who are well known in the world of breweriana, or the collecting of beer memorabilia, Bill Wright and Dave Craig.
They begin their story in 1668 when Capt. Zachariah Gillam of the Nonsuch organized his crew to brew a supply of beer to last them through a Hudson Bay winter.
They then turn to the production of beer in the Red River Colony and the creation of the many local breweries that sprang up in Manitoba from the 1870s onwards, leading to the emergence of such local brewing giants as E.L. Drewry, George Shea and the Pelissiers.
They devote a chapter to Manitoba's experiment with Prohibition and the brewers' response to it between 1916 and 1923 and its creation of a new world of government regulation of beer consumption and advertising, where the deliberately dull and depressing beer parlour replaced the rowdy and raucous saloon.
They then show how in the 1950s, Winnipeg's breweries linked up with such major Eastern firms as Labatt, Molson and Carling, who in the 1980s struck alliances with even bigger American firms, abandoning local brews but thereby creating an opening for the micro-beers we know today.
Reflecting its roots in the world of breweriana, this is a history of the rise and fall of Manitoba breweries and the men (this was very much a man's world) who owned and managed them, making only passing reference to the worlds of beer drinkers and the workers who made the beer industry possible. As its subtitle indicates, it is a history of brewing, not drinking, beer in Manitoba.
It is, however, none the worse for that. It fills a gap in Manitoba's history and does so in a way that is at once informative, instructive, often entertaining, and always highly readable.
It leaves the reader wanting to know more, but, regrettably, it contains no list of suggestions for further reading.
Its appeal is enormously enhanced by the profusion and skilful placement of the illustrations, many of them in colour, that both accompany the text and tell a story in their own right, often sparking unexpected trains of thought.
300 Years of Beer tells an interesting story that introduces us to a world most of us seldom think about. And enlarging our experience in this way is, after all, one of the rewards of history.
Still lamenting the disappearance of Shea's Select, Ken Osborne is professor emeritus at the faculty of education, University of Manitoba.
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on 3/29/2015 2:22:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Great shade range but horrible formula. Feels sticky on my face (maybe from spf) and didn't like the coverage. even the 'full coverage' one wasn't full coverage on me. I'm assuming it's because of the spf in it. wont repurchase. 👎
on 3/29/2015 12:02:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have this foundation in 010 Porcelain and 091 Light Ivory. I bought Porcelain first because there were no testers and I assumed it would be my shade since I'm so pale but it ended up being a tad too light so I bought Light Ivory and it looks much more natural on me. I don't mind having to buy two since it was only $7 a bottle. Light Ivory is almost a perfect match for me.
I love the packaging, very sleek glass bottle with a pump and a cap. I hear the the US version doesn't have a pump though. I don't think the Canadian formula has SPF in it, since I haven't seen any indication of it on the bottle, but that's okay with me since I always wear sunscreen under my makeup anyways.
The finish of this foundation is very smooth and natural looking (I use a damp sponge to apply) and I would say it has a medium to full coverage. It can emphasize flakes and dry patches so make sure you moisturize very well if you're a fellow dry-faced girl. It does make my face look a bit dry at first but once it settles in a bit it looks really lovely. Another thing I wanted to mention was the smell. I really like it; it has a very light, fresh scent to it. I'm not sure how to describe it but it makes me think of clean water, or pastel blue.
I would definitely repurchase, but I'm looking for something with a dewier finish so I don't think I'd call this HG.
on 3/27/2015 7:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I'm writing this review after a full day of wearing this foundation. I gave this a 3 lippies but it's more like ... 3.5.
I decided to pick this foundation up after my go-to Revlon Colorstay jacked up its prices and I needed a cheaper alternative. As an oily-skinned gal, the Colorstay has always been good to me and long-lasting like it claims.
Okay so let's start on this foundation ... Let me just say, that the finish that I observed right after application is so beautiful - my skin looks so dewy and moisturized. Not sure what it is about the formula that achieves this (maybe the Comfort Serum?) but yeah, it was very flattering. It was also medium-full coverage which is what I look for to cover my post-acne marks. I would say the coverage to comparable to the Colorstay. After I set it with powder, it looked more mattified and I was off to go on about my day and test this "25 hour" claim (tall order, Rimmel).
It looked fine after 3.5-4 hours; the beautiful finish that I observed before was slipping a little.
After about 6-7 hours, I got in my car after my school day & yikes ... the cheek area beside my nose looked like oil slicks; tip of my nose was shiny, and generally my T-zone area was pretty shiny. But I did see that the staying power was not bad - the foundation wasn't slipping off my face or anything. I suspect that for oilier skin types, this stuff would transfer onto clothing and other things. If I rub the foundation, it felt greasy.
I don't know if I can classify this as a matte foundation at all suited for oilier skin types. Would I recommend it? Yeah, for people that don't get as oily as I do. Or for people with oily skin, just blot/set throughout the day and it should work for you. Like I said, the finish was very nice and maybe I will continue to give this a try in the future because the maintenance might worth the finish that it provides me.
on 3/26/2015 6:43:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Never been huge fan of drugstore foundation. ...and especially rimmel...it was a cheap brand I used as a kid as I only had limited funds! But its become popular and a lot of youtubers review this make up.
after buying the wake me up foundation and loving it (see my review on that foundation)....I decided I'd try this fuller coverage and longer wearing foundation. ...as I do love full coverage due to acne scarring etc....SORRY BUT I HATE THIS FOUNDATION! why....its thick...which would be ok if it blended well...it takes ages to dry and is so sticky...leaving skin tacky for ages...you'd have to put a decent layer of powder on to try and dry it....also...THIS IS NOT FULL COVERAGE! its light and can be built up too medium. ...but blending it is a challenge! Also I gave it a good chance...and after two days I had two pimples. .which this foundation did not cover ....did this foundation cause my two new friends????? I'd say yes....as I only got them after wearing this make up.....yet the rimmel wake me up was great abd actually helped my skin....
overall this may be great for some but not for all....I have dryish skin...think this may be suited to oily combination skin types....as mines dryer I prefer the wake me up ....wake me up isn't full coverage either but I only need full coverage on my chin area.....
this 25 hour foundation drys fast but stays sticky. ...not full cover...medium at best....plus side. ...colours are great. ..same as wake me up shades...
5/10.....I don't hate rimmel just hate this sticky stuff!but gave it 5 as its got a pump and love a glass bottle ;)
on 3/25/2015 1:46:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
It does have a smell to it. Not bad, but I do think it may be a bit strong for some. I didn't have trouble blending it into my skin, but after application I felt it and realized it was suuuuuper tacky. That went away once I set it with powder some minutes later though. It also seemed like the color darkened quite a bit as I was applying it (I got 100 ivory and the undertone was a bit too pink for me). It gave pretty amazing coverage and lasted me a full day (with some blotting every few hours since my skin is excessively oily). However, I don't think I'll be repurchasing, just because I can tell I won't be able to find a good shade match. At least at $6 it wasn't a total waste of money.
on 3/24/2015 9:50:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Used the old version in the tube And now using this new version in the glass bottle. I've tried them all or at least I feel like I have. Just recently bought EL DW which I love but I love thIs product better. 56 years old, not a lot of wrinkles, take care of my skin, but Have a lot of hyper pigmentation. What can I say but I love it!!!!! For reference, I'm a Mac NW25, ELDW pebble, and wear this in classic beige.
on 3/23/2015 2:15:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I have oily skin and this foundation makes me look drier on the face which had me confused, I thought it was the primer I was using (Insta-blur) I tried smash box hydration primer - worked well on my nose and face except from my chin and forehead which still looked very dry! However, I like how thick this foundation is, I would suggest to use an egg sponge or beauty blender, you literally only need less then 2 squirts for a full coverage face (followed by concealer)
on 3/21/2015 1:07:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
I really don't know how I feel about this product. It looks fine and covers pretty well but it feels really heavy and STICKY. I typically don't like to set my whole face with a powder if I don't have to (like when I use longwear foundations) but I absolutely have to set this with a good powder cause the stickiness does not go away after just a short time like most foundations, it stays so it's uncomfortable and makes anything on top of it go patchy and muddy. that being said, once I set it with a powder it's absolutely fine and it doesn't look bad or mess with any products I layer on top. It does last the 15 hours it claims and doesn't LOOK too heavy or cake despite it feeling that way. Idk, it's a nice products and is a nice full coverage foundation for it being a cheaply priced drug store item but not my fav, not HG material. Nice packaging as well I might add (it really does matter lol)
on 3/19/2015 5:29:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Tried this after hearing good reviews by some YouTube gurus and I have to agree with them. Great product at a great price. More over EL double wear!
on 3/19/2015 1:19:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is really impressive for a drugstore foundation. Also very natural.
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Philadelphia Garden show - Pictures?
ridgetop01(z5 CNY)February 28, 2005
Does anyone here know if the Philadelphia garden show allows photographs? I am going down with my family, and want to take lots, but if they won't let me anyway I'd like to know ahead of time! I'll try to get them up on my website after, to share - can't wait!!!!!!!!!


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Tuticorin: A. Bala Priya Tharshini, a standard 10 student of X' An Matriculation School, here, came first with a score of 490 marks in the State level examinations.
"I always repose faith in God. I have achieved my goal. My teachers and parents played a key role in my success," she said.
Her parents were present on the occasion when she received the shield from Evangelin Raja, the school Principal, on Saturday. "We teachers strive to enhance the quality of education of our students," the Principal said.
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Comfortable Disney Orlando Home @Avianna w/pool
|Per night
|$150 - $185
Features of the Home:
Fully Equipped Self-Catering Kitchen
Formal Living/Dining Area
Spacious Family Room with Ample Seating
Breakfast Nook/Bar
1 King Master with Ensuite Bath
1 Queen Master with Ensuite Bath
2 Secondary rooms with 2 Twin Beds in Each room
Complimentary High Speed Internet Access
Full games room with pool table and air hockey table.
Private Crystal Clear Pool Overlooking Nature Preserve
Added Privacy with No Side Neighbors
Complimentary BBQ Grill
Birgit Daniel
Cabanas surrounding the pool for added relaxation
Putting green for some practice
Golf courses are as little as 1 mile away (Providence)
Zero depth entry pool
Kids splash area
Kids playground
Arcade room inside the clubhouse
Beach volleyball court
Fitness center
Cyber cafe
Lounge area
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|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 12%
|Deposits: To secure your stay, a rental deposit of $200.00 is due at the time of booking. This is applied to your total rental rate and damage insurance. The remaining rental balance is due 45 days prior to arrival.
|Payment Options: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, PayPal
Hess Hempstead
Charlotte, NC
As Advertised
August 22, 2014
I rented this house for my family of 7 to stay in during our Disney vacation in August 2014. We really enjoyed out stay! The house was a breath of fresh air from the moment we walked in. It has been well maintained, was clean and furnished nicely. We loved the open floor plan as well as the pool and grill! It was very nice to have a house that we could come back to after a long day at Disney where the kids could get in the pool and we all could have space to relax. The kitchen is a good size and it had all the items in the kitchen we needed to cook a few meals. Overall, I would stay there over and over again.
Irma Collins
Monroe Twp., NJ
Home away from home!
July 17, 2014
We stayed at this home two years ago and it was our first time renting a home. We have always stayed on Disney property. So that was the first time and it was wonderful! The home is very warm and comfortable. I can not imagine ever staying in a hotel again nor would I stay in another home. You have everything that you need in this home, you will love it!
Cathy Lehmann
Illinois, USA
H & M Villa
April 22, 2013
Very nice and clean home. We enjoyed our stay, but were a little disappointed in a few of the details - light bulbs burned out in entry hall, two bathrooms. Exhaust fan in separate bathroom did not work. Only 1 packet of dishwasher detergent. Otherwise, very very nice. Would rent again.
Brenda 'Thornburg' Cerlesi
South Bend, IN USA
Granada Ave
March 26, 2013
Everyone was very helpful with the planning. In 1 week everything was scheduled. We finalized on Friday and arrived on Monday. The house was bigger than expected from pictures. Also a bonus was the 3rd bathroom. We were expecting 4 bed/2 bath home. Large enouth for 4 adults & 1 4 y.o. to move about and have our own space. The pool was a welcome relief to use. My grandson learned to swim and be water safe. A down side were the directions. A little confusing and after a couple of days we found a short cut to highway.(was more direct with less turns) Also felt kitchen could do with updates on pots & pans & cooking utensils (no spatula-hard to flip pancakes). I went to dollar store and purchased a few necessary items, then just left them there. We had a problem with garbage disposal witch was fixed immediately & sink cleaned up. On the whole it was a wonderful experience. This was first time using a rental but, won't be our last. Have & will recommend this to friends & family.
Kathy Jackman
newfoundland, canada
Kathy Jackman
July 31, 2012
The stay at this residence was perfect except there were no supplies at the home such as toilet paper, cleaning supplies, dish detergent or garbage bags (1 in kitchen and 1 in bathroom. We felt that this could have been supplied. At least minimally anyway. Other than that any thing that needed to be done such as the shower was fixed promptly. We did notice quite a few large beetles and loads of spiders around the place, especially in the pool area. Coming from Canada these large insects are something that we are not used to. We lost a mans gold bracelet in (around) the chair in the tv room. Hoping to recover that as it was an anniversary gift to my husband. Overall an excellent stay.
Eddie Rodrigues
Boston, MA
Great house!!
August 21, 2011
we enjoyed this beautiful home with so much it had to offer!! The pool was excellent especially were it was secluded!! We were sad to leave after 7great nights, but will sure be back in the near future.. =)
charlotte figureida
Our visit to Florida
January 19, 2011
The house was great! Everything very clean and in good working order. Not too far away from anything. Really enjoyed the quiet neighborhood and cleanliness of everything. Definately will do this again next time we're in Florida.
Gerry Belliveau
Grand Barachois, New Brunswick,Canada
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May 16, 2010
The home was absolutely perfect. Close to all activities yet far enough to relax after a busy day sight seeing or park attractions. The pool is as must, we had it heated but not necessary. Great trip and will do it again!!!


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Drywall ceiling - furring channel?
peter-aAugust 15, 2007
Our basement main room is 30 feet long and 14 feet wide, and the ceiling has 9 inch deep spruce joists at 16 inch centres. We want a drywall ceiling, but the bottoms of the joists are not completely level - there is about 1/4 inch variation in the level.
We intend to install furring channel or resilient channel onto the ceiling joists so we can obtain a flat ceiling. How do we install this metal channel? At the edge of the ceiling and then at what spacing? Installation advice would be much appreciated.
best regards, Peter-A
Resilient channel is for sound reduction. For half-inch drywall, use 12" centres.
Or, if sound reduction isn't important, don't bother with the channels. Simply level the joists with shims or slight shaving.


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(CHINA) Dir: Wang Xiaoshuai; Starring: Fan Bingbing, Qin Hao, Wang Xueqi. Rating: * * * *
110 mins
The pain of returning home is one of the themes of Wang Xiaoshuai's Chongqing Blues. Lin (Wang Xueqi) is a sea captain who comes back from a long sojourn to discover that local police shot dead his 25-year-old son Lin Bo (Zi Yi) after he'd taken hostages in a local mall. His efforts to learn more about the case take him to hair salons, soccer pitches, hospitals, techno clubs. It's a journey through and across a city that's as opaque and transformed as his estranged child. Its modernity leaves him alienated; its desire to slough off the past at odds with his need for some kind of historical reckoning.
Like many Chinese films being made today, Chongqing Blues desperately needs to find international audiences; its focus on dislocation — both physical and mental — and its melancholic textures aren't in demand back home. With barely a false note, and a quietly absorbing lead performance from Wang, this is a slow-burning gem.


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Last February, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 was passed as a part of a broader economic stabilization package. Almost one year after the stimulus was signed into law, DC Editor Christopher Hayes, with special guest Josh Bivens from the Economic Policy Institute, assess its successes, failures and unknown future.
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Paul Krugman argues [2] that the stimulus is too small.
The Recovery and Reinvesment Act's website [3].
The latest [4] from Josh Bivens and a collection of clips [5] from Bivens.


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Earlier this season, while Washington was racing out to the team's best start in decades, any problem with the offense was merely the shimmer of something unknown on the horizon. A trading...
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►Kyle Weidie | Feb 23, 2015
Thanks to cameras mounted in professional basketball arenas across the land, a shot is no longer merely hit or miss. Teams have charted defensive, non-box score actions such as contested shot attempts...
Progress, You Say? Bradley Beal and Long 2-Pointers
►Kyle Weidie | Dec 15, 2014
If you're going to complain about Randy Wittman's offense of abundant midrange 2-pointers then you also have to lob some complaints to the shot selection of John Wall and Bradley Beal. But...
Facts Only: Wall's New Hat, Seraphin's Shirt from Truth & Gooden's Powder
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What's going on in the World of Wizards? The facts only. Fact #1. John Wall's hat: the convergence of hipster, blipster, and Smokey the Bear. You could guess this hat...
Lemonade and Self-Sabotage: Washington's Woeful Offense
►Chris Thompson | Dec 2, 2014
[Ed. note: This is the "debut" post of Chris Thompson, heretofore and forevermore a mystery of the internet, but also a TAI contributor. Chris is a Virginia resident, Wizards fan, and...
Lining Up the Wizards (So Far); Pre-Game Quotes from Randy, Rick & Richard
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Prof Paul Thompson
Graham Hills Building
Tel : +44 (0)141 548 3284
Personal Statement
Paul is an internationally known theorist of changes in work and organisation. His book The Nature of Work (Macmillan 1983, 1989) played a major role in the development of labour process theory and he continues to write influentially in this area. The best known of his other books is Organization Misbehaviour (Sage 1999), which broke new ground in the study of resistance and dissent at work. This followed paper in Sociology (currently the sixth most cited in its history) – 'All Quiet on the Workplace Front: A Critique of Recent Trends in British Industrial Sociology' http://soc.sagepub.com/content/29/4/615.full.pdf+html . The other most-cited of the 50+ journal papers include We Recruit Attitude, drawn from research with George Callaghan into call centres http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1467-6486.00290/abstract , and a theory piece 'Disconnected Capitalism or Why Employers Can't Keep their Side of the Bargain', that anticipated the growth and negative consequences of financialization http://wes.sagepub.com/content/17/2/359.short?rss=1&ssource=mfc . He has published four editions of his well-known text Work Organizations (Palgrave, with David McHugh). Of the five co-edited volumes, the best known are Workplaces of the Future? (Plagrave 1998, with Chris Warhurst) and The Oxford Handbook of Work and Organization, 2005, Oxford, Oxford UniversityPress (2005, with Stephen Ackroyd, Rose Batt and Pamela Tolbert). In total, there have been over 4000 citations to his work.
With various colleagues, research grants have been secured from the ESRC (Management Innovation programme, studentships and Seminars programme), private companies (United Distillers and Allied Distiller Ltd), the Trades Union Congress, the Carnegie Trust and the Australian Research Council. Professor Thompson is currently supervising four students and has previously supervised to completion eight PhDs. and one MPhil.
Amongst the professional roles he has undertaken are Business and Management member of the ESRC. Research Grants Board (2000-4); Research Notes, Debates and Controversies Editor of Work, Employment and Society (2007-2010). He is currently the Convenor of the Steering Group of the International Labour Process Conference; co-editor of the Palgrave Series - Management, Work and Organization; and serves on the Boards of the Journal of Management Studies, New Technology, Work and Employment and Journal of Industrial Relations.
At Strathclyde, he has been the Vice Dean Research in SBS from 2011-14 and 2002-5. He was Head of the Department of HRM from 2005-8. Prior to Strathclyde, he was Professor of Management and latterly Head of Department of Business Studies at The University of Edinburgh (1995-1999); and before that Director of the Centre for Research on Employment and Work (CREW) and Director of Research in the Business School at the University of Central Lancashire.
He has been an External Examiner at the University of Glasgow; Edge Hill University; Aston University; University of Humberside; and Bradford and Ilkely College.
Outside the UK, Professor Thompson has been a Visiting or Adjunct Professor/Research Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria; the Institute for Business, Beijing, China; University of Wollongong, Australia; Department of Industrial Relations and Organisation Behaviour, University of New South Wales, Australia, Department of Work and Organization, University of Sydney, Australia; University of Southern California, USA; School of Management, Queensland University of Technology. Australia. Outside the university sphere, Professor Thompson was Editor of Renewal: A Journal of Labour Politics from 1993-2006.
Thompson, Paul (Principal Investigator) Scholarios, Dora (Co-investigator)Period 01-Oct-2005 - 30-Sep-2008


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